Sentence examples for was a pervasive influence from inspiring English sources

Japanese art was a pervasive influence, as was Art Nouveau.

Race was found to be a pervasive influence on how capital punishment is administered.

Surrealist painting is a pervasive influence in his work – more influential than that of any writer, he used to say – and he followed the surrealists in believing that the world could be remade by the human mind.

Land use is a pervasive influence on most terrestrial ecosystems.

The social environment is a pervasive influence on the ecological and evolutionary dynamics of animal populations.

Given this, it's no coincidence that Palace pushed the bucket hat in 2015, and certainly, what we're thinking of in this piece as the 'house aesthetic' has been a pervasive influence on their output.

Human activity is such a pervasive influence on the planet's ecological framework that it is no longer possible to separate people and nature.

And for once, the wider political context is embraced rather than ignored - not only is Mrs Thatcher a pervasive influence throughout, she even puts in a personal appearance.

Its aim is to exercise a pervasive influence for good, and it has had tremendous success in Spain because its manner of action is much more intelligently fitted to the Spanish situation than that of the political parties.

"Under existing law, the investment adviser is able to exercise a pervasive influence over the board".

If widespread in animals, the recombinational activity we have observed is likely to have a pervasive influence on the genetics and evolution of metazoan mitochondrial genomes.