Sentence examples for was considered influential from inspiring English sources

The very topic that I advocate for women, and not a single one was considered influential enough to make the list.

His distinctly American style was considered influential on such currently popular designers as Calvin Klein and Donna Karan.

Three recent books are considered influential presentations of the new thinking.

The novel has been considered influential in shaping a positive image of the monarchy.

No longer must you be a celebrity, a politician or a media personality to be considered influential.

The recommendations by Dr. Giles and his group are considered influential in the evolving thinking over what constitutes high blood pressure.

Can an artist who works slowly, who doesn't fit into neat categories, who is always slightly at odds with the current moment be considered influential?

Several of his books, such as Language and Communication (1951) and Plans and the Structure of Behavior (1960), are considered influential.

Thompson may have been ahead of his time in his defense of Native American rights, but he was too far ahead of it for his opinion to be considered influential.

In fact, there is one anarchist who could be considered influential in Washington, but he wasn't among the activists who participated in the Occupy movement — he died nearly twenty years ago.

We find that individual policies were considered influential in a small but substantial proportion of significant changes made to operations, with disbursement, tax, and regulatory policies seen as the most influential.