Sentence examples for a potency from inspiring English sources

That example gives him a potency beyond football.

In 2008, one in four samples failed a potency test.

There was a potency to characters in Roots because they had core dignity.

In Robin van Persie and Nani, they also brought a potency to worry a makeshift Celtic defence.

Great coming-of-age memoirs have a potency rare in literature, and can be just as influential as great novels.

RESIGNATION often endows politicians with a potency they never had in the job.

It has been noted amid all the pre-Test ruminations that there is a potency to this Australian pace attack.

That some visions of separatism, wreathed in legend, have a potency beyond logic (or political understanding) even in today's Europe.

Because it's Sendak, there's a potency to those images that will sink deep into the souls and minds of the kids who look at those pictures.

And this is where memories of the President's performance come into play and take on a potency that one might not have understood at the time.

No matter what anybody thought of him and his magazine, there was something about a published ranking that carried a potency all its own.