Sentence examples for Immense powerful from inspiring English sources

Mr. Puyana began his career as a harpsichordist playing on an immense, powerful instrument built in the 20th century to Landowska's specifications, hauling it in a Buick station wagon to concert halls across North America.

Mr. Díaz, who received the Norman Mailer Prize for Distinguished Writing, kept his acceptance speech to one sentence: "All I had to say was, 'thank you.' " But during the cocktail hour beforehand, he described the "immense, powerful sense of self" in Mailer's work, and praised his "engagement with the social and the civic".

Most observers are of the views that the complexities of the American global leadership are yet to register on President Trump and that he will, with time, appreciate what is required of the immense powerful office he occupies.

He commanded immense power.

Doctors wield immense power.

Is it that innate trust we have in his writing of that other world, the mystical place – "The undiscover'd country, from whose bourn/ No traveller returns" – that allows for the abstraction of music alongside such immense and powerful poetry?

Lanzmann's film, Shoah, consists mainly of interviews - against carefully chosen backgrounds - with three categories of people: perpetrators, onlookers and survivors, and arranged by the director to immense and powerful effect.

"Immense and powerful beauty resides in forgotten places".

And in the coming days and weeks surrounding the 10th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks, the outpouring of music, film, visual art, theater, books and public forums revisiting the events and the victims of that Tuesday morning will be not only immense but also powerful and richly diverse.

Not predatory, of course, these mud-loving herbivores are able to render a man or a crocodile in two with one snap of their immense jaws and powerful incisor teeth which serve no function for eating (eating served by large lips which rip grasses from the ground), that victim being so unfortunate as to wander across a cranky hippopotamus heading to or from his water.

Pulsars, a subset of these dead stars, spin at immense speeds and have powerful magnetic fields that accelerate nearby electrons, lashing them into beams of electromagnetic radiation.