direct influence

Still, her own educational experience was perhaps the most direct influence.

There are some later works that look as though they were made under the direct influence of Blake.

Since the two knew each other, a direct influence is likely.

You'd have half the station in here, crowded together, under your direct influence.

In India, he felt himself "under the direct influence of a foreign culture" for the first time.

It felt very close to other projects I've been involved in or direct influences, let's say.

It was under the direct influence of a similar organization in Vienna.

A more direct influence on the social system itself was the new Japanese civil code of 1898.

There followed, however, a rather better time for him morally, when he came under the direct influence of his father.

Thus, they had a direct influence on the development of fashion.