Sentence examples for a collection of powerful from inspiring English sources

It is instead a collection of powerful states, all pursuing their own interests with what one can only hope is a sense of wider responsibility.

Her "stories from the jobcentre" series, found on the Workfare section of the site, is a collection of powerful interviews with individuals who are un- or under- employed.

TAKE a long jagged coastline, a collapsed state, a collection of powerful politicians and soldiers keen to make a buck or more and you have a drug peddler's paradise.

One of those speaking at the conference, my friend Ibn Warraq, recently edited a book on apostasy in Islam, which combines a scholarly overview of doctrines on apostasy in the various schools of Islamic law, with a collection of powerful personal testimonies by those who came to leave Islam either for another faith or none.

The book, by Burkhard Bilger (Scribner, $24), is a collection of powerful essays about the people who keep vanishing Southern traditions alive, and because foodways are among the South's most enduring regional distinctions, five of the eight essays are about food.

A collection of powerful words and experiences from mothers, attorneys, professors, journalists, artists, grandmothers, students from all walks of life.

Sometimes an exhibition does not need a big theme or a purpose; it can just be a collection of beautiful, powerful pictures.

It was put together by a collection of larger powerful banks, some of which had ties to President Boris N. Yelstin's inner circle, including Boris A. Berezovsky, Russia's leading financier and media mogul.

Founded in 1990, it had a lobby and customers and had been put together by a collection of larger, powerful banks, including SBS Agro, a bank headed by Aleksandr Smolensky, who had ties to Boris A. Berezovksy, Russia's master political intriguer, financier and media mogul.

It seemed unlikely that a fungus encoding a diverse collection of powerful cellulases would depend on such a weak catalytic partner.

After computer illustrators finish a shot, they must send the image to a rendering farm, a collection of super-powerful computers, to turn the graphic into a film-quality piece.