Sentence examples for a considerable punch from inspiring English sources

Still, at its best, it packs a considerable punch.

After landfall in New Jersey at 8 p.m. on Tuesday, the storm weakened but still packed a considerable punch as it moved west across Pennsylvania.

He may not have Jackie Chan's humor or Bruce Lee's taut gravity, but his humility and physical grace pack a considerable punch.

But it packs a considerable punch, beginning with Jorge (Matias Padin Varela), a bearded Chilean criminal escaping from jail and running through the woods to meet his accomplice.

A few weak bits of plotting mar the story (the discovery of an adulterous couple kissing in public, say), but it's all forgivable by the end; the resolution packs a considerable punch, then lingers.

The same goes for neglected figures like Amy Beach, whose "Gaelic" Symphony (1896) packs a considerable punch, or William Dawson, whose "Negro Folk Symphony" (1934) is a brilliant, idiosyncratic creation.

At times, it's a little confused perhaps, but packs a considerable moral punch.

But one of Lonesome George's many legacies is that the Pinta species now packs a considerable symbolic punch.

The gallery's larger space holds boldly distilled geometric paintings from the 1970s, when Mr. Hammersley was clearly pushing beyond the simplified geometries of John McLaughlin, a West Coast artist 20 years his senior, with strong colors, a hard, shiny surface and a penchant for stark diagonals and sudden spacial shifts that pack considerable punch.

But it is this simplicity and lack of pretension that helps it pack its considerable punch.

In the living room, Glenn Gissler was responsible for seemingly modest touches that pack considerable punch.