Sentence examples for whatever the influence from inspiring English sources

Whatever the influence of their writing, people like Barzun and Trilling enjoyed a kind of public esteem and authority in the nineteen-fifties that few intellectuals, and very few academic intellectuals, have enjoyed since.

In any case, as Labov said on NPR a few years ago: "Whatever the influence of the mass media are, it doesn't affect the way we speak every day.

Whatever the influence of nature and nurture in creating these differences, one thing seems clear: Nurture can help level the playing field provided parents and teachers expose girls to toys and activities that practice, say, their spatial skills and boys to activities that hone their verbal skills.

Whatever the influence of Seneca and St. Paul might be on subsequent discussions of conscience and synderesis, late medieval discussions of conscience derive from Peter Lombard's presentation of the concepts of conscience and synderesis in his Sentences.

Whatever the influence of external factors and of pre-existing crisis situations, respondents to the questionnaire have stressed the need to evaluate policy reforms.

But whatever the influences, it felt utterly new and it was massively successful.

Whatever the revolutionary influence of the Principia, mathematics would have looked much the same if Newton had never existed.

As the historian Michael Mahoney observed: Whatever the revolutionary influence of the Principia, mathematics would have looked much the same if Newton had never existed.

But my goal, whatever the ethnic influence, is staying true to deeply rooted flavors, the best sustainable ingredients and ancestral techniques, and cebiche provides the best example.

Whatever the relative influence of the Board and cabinet, the latter disavowed any ownership of the act that established the former.

Whatever the undue influence the plutocracy wields in the Democratic Party, it is the GOP that is Big Money's wholly-owned political instrument.