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Example sentences for "powerful influence"

  • His autobiography is one of the most pleasing compositions in the English language, and his moral writings have had a powerful influence on the character of the American people.

  • This unexpected proceeding, the result of the all-powerful influence of England, justly incensed the First Consul, who had given decided proofs of moderation and a wish for peace.

  • That Minister knew and could not forget that his preceding exclusion from the Cabinet of Vienna had been due to the all-powerful influence of Napoleon.

  • The fear of the Bourbons must indeed have had a powerful influence on the First Consul before he could have been induced to take a step which may justly be regarded as the most inconsiderate of his whole life.

  • War in particular has a powerful influence in lowering the marriage rate, while on the restoration of peace the loss may be largely or entirely recovered.

  • There is a passion in the heart of man, a passion which exerts a powerful influence on the destinies of his life, and too often, by its deceitful illusions, forms a long chain of sadness and misfortune.

  • They not only gained liberty for a great many slaves, but also raised them very much in the eyes of the world, for they placed them in a state which every day gained importance and acquired an immense prestige and a powerful influence.

  • No one now ventures to doubt that the Church exercised a powerful influence on the abolition of slavery; this is a truth too clear and evident to be questioned.

  • And it is because those efforts, which constitute the aggregate of our employments, engross so large a portion of each man's life, that they cannot fail to exert a powerful influence on national character.

  • But various other influences, and among them those usually designated as chances, exert a powerful influence in changing the order of nature.

  • This being so, it follows that exorcists might be capable of exerting upon maniacs a powerful influence favourable to cure.

  • I seized with great delight the opportunity of visiting a city, the name of which has a powerful influence on the imagination, owing to the memories of the past attached to it.

  • Nothing in nature has ever exercised such a powerful influence over me as a pretty face, even if it be a child's.

  • Now, without venturing to deny the existence of a natural faculty, I should say that the other causes have at least exercised a powerful influence.

  • Though more of the food is eaten at night by the village dogs than by the famished spirits, the custom is believed to have a powerful influence in preventing the dead from wandering about at night and frightening the living.

  • These external changes in the history of the Raskol have exercised a powerful influence on its internal development.

  • It has played an important part in the national history, and has exercised a powerful influence in the formation of the national character.

  • Common Sense," a pamphlet by Thomas Paine, powerful influence of, ii.

  • These essays, under the general title of The Federalist, were written with uncommon ability, exerted a powerful influence, and present an admirable treatise on the philosophy of our federal constitution.

  • Indeed, the whole Livingston family, with the eminent chancellor at their head, were now in the ranks of the opposition, and exerted a powerful influence.

  • Carbolic acid exerts a powerful influence on the vitality of all living elements, and hence also on rapidly proliferating epithelium, which constitutes a part of the diphtheritic membrane.

  • It is certain that the assemblage of children in schools exerts a powerful influence on the spread of such diseases as scarlet fever, diphtheria, and whooping cough.

  • In a few minutes, the spirit had a powerful influence on the Jesuit; he made some slight movements, and his oppressed bosom heaved with a deep sigh.

  • It was that of the priest, who, for the last twenty years had been the confessor of Dagobert's wife, and exercised over her an irresistible and all-powerful influence.

  • He eventually came over to this country, and exerted a powerful influence in moulding the character of his nephew, whose brilliant intellect he appreciated.

  • It doubtless exerted a powerful influence, in disarming these highly disciplined troops of all animosity.

  • It is certain that Franklin's pamphlet exerted a powerful influence at the time, and a new issue of paper currency was ordered.

  • In those early years he read another book which exerted a powerful influence in the formation of his character.

  • Joy and grief are very delicate passions; and as they have such a powerful influence over us, it is wisely ordained that we shall not be kept in a state of perpetual excitement.


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