Sentence examples for whatever influenced from inspiring English sources

Billboard's euphemistic wording for whatever influenced the change was "the events of 2009," which we assume does not refer to the Mets' disabled list or the invasion of Gaza.

Whatever influences the 16-year-old had absorbed, "Elegy" is remarkably free of imitative gestures.

Whatever Brexit may mean, the retreat from Europe – and whatever influence the Brits used to have in neighbouring countries – demands drawing in, not expansion.

One lesson from the Taliban's behavior, officials in Pakistan said tonight, was that whatever influence Pakistan's backing brought it with the Taliban in the past had diminished, almost to the point of disdain.

And while his captain, AB de Villiers, jokingly interjected to say "No" when asked whether a deal was possible, Rabada replied: "Whatever influences my cricket in a positive manner, I haven't made a decision on that".

Whatever influences there are on individual students, a melding of technical and environmental knowledge among experts from different fields can be achieved only in part.

But secretly I know that whatever influences me, when I make those decisions, as long as I'm open to new people and new ideas, I should be just fine--even if there are some mistakes along the way.

He chose to suppress whatever influence the Berlin avant-garde had on his work.

Israel's decapitation of Hamas will further weaken whatever influence Hamas had over them.

All parties must establish the conditions for peace as well as exert whatever influence they may have on armed groups.

He also urged the government of South Sudan to use whatever influence it had to secure the children's release.