The phrase "a potent experience" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an experience that is powerful, impactful, or intense in nature.
Example: "The concert was a potent experience that left the audience in awe and filled with emotion."
Alternatives: "a powerful experience" or "an intense experience".
All the same, it was a potent experience to hear the St .John Passion in the great medieval city of Gent, where the past is not only beautifully preserved but also bustlingly present, and integrated into modern life.
It was my sense of the situation, when I saw the record in the suburban record store, that to buy and then to own it would be a potent experience.
The sensitivity and commitment the Takacs players displayed in Mr. Kellogg's work also rendered their performance of Schubert's, "Death and the Maiden" Quartet, which came next, a potent experience.
The production's distancing effects and vortex of simultaneous, contradictory sensations — Humbert's lurid, oversize face flanked by placid vistas; volatile accusations proclaimed in a computer's inflectionless tones; glimpses of flesh stripped of titillation through uncomfortably frenetic gesticulations — made for a potent experience of profoundly claustrophobic unease.
That's a potent experience.
"This is the third time we are hosting a permaculture intensive and the opportunity to sit, play, and work with a large group of people learning these principles is a really potent experience," Kevin began with.
It's an extraordinarily potent experience and not one for the faint-hearted.
The way the filmmakers intertwine this trio of stories dealing with past, present and future makes "Sweet Dreams" an especially potent experience.
"I found it a very revealing and potent experience, and I was sure I would take it many times, but I never did".
But this Stravinsky double bill also turned out to be a potent theatrical experience, thanks to the direction of Peter Sellars, who worked with Salonen on two of his most memorable Philharmonic projects, a Salzburg Festival production of Messiaen's "St.
Cleanly laid out, with some pictures accompanied by excerpts from the artist's autobiography, "We Flew Over the Bridge: The Memoirs of Faith Ringgold" (Bulfinch Press, 1995), it's a potent visual experience and an important piece of American art history.
