Sentence examples for was a deep influence from inspiring English sources
In Paris he met and worked for Thomas Hobbes, whose empiricism was a deep influence.
However, the vigour with which Fuller trashed cinematic decorum to depict seamy sides of American society that were almost entirely absent in other Hollywood movies and his sympathy for those sometimes brutal characters caught at the bottom was a deep influence on filmmakers as different as Godard, Wenders, Martin Scorsese, Quentin Tarantino, and Jim Jarmusch.
Winters, who died last year, was a deep influence on Williams and he paid tribute to him at Sunday's Emmys telecast. .
AW: "I grew up listening to classical music and playing cello, so that's a deep influence".
The subtext for the squabbling was a deeper battle for influence over policy on Afghanistan and Pakistan.
Rilke's work, and specifically, the Duino Elegies have been claimed as a deep influence by several poets and writers, including Galway Kinnell, Sidney Keyes, Stephen Spender, Robert Bly, W. S. Merwin, John Ashbery, novelist Thomas Pynchon and philosophers Ludwig Wittgenstein and Hans-Georg Gadamer. Hans-Georg Gadamer
The dependence of the microstructure versus graphene content is expected to have a deep influence on the dielectric properties of the composites.
They will speedily be confirmed and will have a deep influence on law, public policy and, especially, the criminal justice system for decades to come.
There is a deep and long game of influence being played here.
But the move to cancel long-established foreign aid programs, including many with no connection to politics, suggests that the fear of external influence is a deeper concern, and that an effort by Mr. Putin to recalibrate his relationship with the United States is under way.
Nowhere in Brazil is the deep influence of three and a half centuries of slavery so obvious, from the color of people's skin to the color of the food (often orange, from the ubiquitous use of dendê, or red palm oil); from the deep influence of the African-derived religious traditions of candomblé to the musical beats of axé and samba.
