Sentence examples for whose influence is from inspiring English sources

There are some important cinematic forebears whose influence is apparent.

He has studied with Gabriel García Márquez, whose influence is evident in "Flowers," the opening vignette.

Britain, whose influence is greater in Kenya, is making no such demands.

"He left an impact whose influence is with us to this day".

Ali was not just one of world's greatest international athletes but a cultural phenomenon whose influence is impossible to quantify.

Iran's outgoing conservative Parliament passed new measures today to rein in the liberal news media, whose influence is increasing.

He was a pupil of Giovanni Bellini and of Giorgione, whose influence is apparent in his work.

The idea, of course, is a close relation to the local-food movement whose influence is omnipresent in the region.

Vice President Dick Cheney says it is the right of the president and vice president to keep secret meetings with people whose influence is unknown to the public.

But, most importantly, it is executive-produced by Spielberg himself, whose influence is in every base pair of the film's DNA.

And if Andre's Equivalent VIII can make the cut, though the American's minimalism never took root here, then why not Marcel Duchamp, whose influence is infinitely greater?