Sentence examples for widest influence from inspiring English sources

It was as a strongly opinionated music critic for The New Yorker (1949 72) that Sargeant exerted his widest influence.

Of Judson's founders, she was the polemicist, the artist who initially got the most attention and probably the one with the widest influence.

Jack Potter, an innovative illustrator of the 1950's who suddenly dropped out of the field and achieved his widest influence as a teacher of drawing and conceptual thinking at the School of Visual Arts, died at his home in New York on Sept. 14.

Jaspers obtained his widest influence, not through his philosophy, but through his writings on governmental conditions in Germany, and after the collapse of National Socialist regime he emerged as a powerful spokesperson for moral-democratic education and reorientation in the Federal Republic of Germany.

The significant correlations found with the anova analyses between environmental parameters and the phylogenic survey strongly suggest that both cadmium and pH exert the widest influence over the diversity and structure of bacterial communities.

It remains not only the best-selling book by a professional sociologist in American history, but arguably one that has had the widest influence on the nation at large.

Measure across your jaw line from the widest point to the widest point.

The three widest gamma distributions were all found to give similar results, indicating a considerable influence by the likelihood on the posterior for σ2 in these cases.

That gap is widest in Europe.

Instead, she suggested focusing on the "widest common denominator".

6 Place your widest saucepan over a medium heat.