While Sibley's operation may be modest compared with groups like Jews for Jesus, it is symbolically potent, an unapologetic declaration by the country's largest Protestant sect that Jesus and Jewishness are compatible.
It's a powerful statement, an emotional declaration, and a potent thesis.
Potent, well balanced, complex.
If not, they might consider using new and less potent terms, like "harbor" or "haven". A declaration of sanctuary in the fullest sense is a pledge to protect the most vulnerable members of our society by safeguarding the ideals, principles, and institutions that we have treasured in America for nearly two and a half centuries.
Ms. Makkena, saddled with the difficult job of ending Act I with the declaration of a not-very-potent threat, has become intolerably broad and cartoonish.
And the Internet, for all its glories, has created quite a potent toolbox: it is loaded with films, screeds, and declarations of every sort: Nazi manifestos, anti-Muslim tracts, anti-Semitic rants, racist monologues, woman-hating extravaganzas — every shade of ugly, take your pick.
Since Margaret Thatcher's declaration that "there is no such thing as society", social housing projects – once potent symbols of an egalitarian future – again found themselves at the forefront of an ideological struggle, newly recast as unaffordable symptoms of poverty and despair.
Since former prime minister Margaret Thatcher's declaration that "there is no such thing as society," social housing projects—once potent symbols of an egalitarian future again found themselves at the forefront of an ideological struggle, newly recast as unaffordable symptoms of poverty and despair.
After Middlesex's declaration, Surrey found it difficult to build up any real partnerships, with Amla being their most potent force.
