Sentence examples for a potent expression from inspiring English sources

It's also a potent expression of the political-humanist ferment of the nineteen thirties.

When thrown at someone, particularly if it's rotten, the egg is a potent expression of disapproval.

Mr. Bocca has a killer solo in "Invierno Porteno" in which he stretches and curls into himself, a wooden table his partner, in a potent expression of the voluptuous despair that tango thrives on.

A panoply of activity and detail (Trajan himself makes an appearance 59 times), the frieze is a potent expression of Roman efficiency and military ruthlessness.

These findings confirm a potent expression of the second-meal effect in people with type 2 diabetes similar to that resulting from intravenous arginine infusion (3).

Thus, Southwood Smith argued, in a potent expression of the "sanitary idea," "[t]he more closely the localities are examined of every situation in which the plague prevails, the more abundant the sources of putrefying animal matter will appear, and the more manifest it will become, not only that such matter must be present, but that it must abound".

At 6 h post infection of ud-NHBE, VN04/H5N1 virus led to a more potent expression of IFN-β, RANTES and IP-10 compared with HK98/H1N1 virus.

Her quest is to show how memories determine mood, which culminates in an unusual and potent expression in her installation, "Roundabout" (2004).

Furthermore, the constrained genome size of this backbone allows an efficient and potent expression of transgenes, indicating that this virus holds promise for overcoming the limitations of oncolytic adenoviral therapy.

Attempts to generate clinically useful MGMT vectors focus on the design of potent expression cassettes, an important component of which is formed by enhancer sequences that are active in primitive as well as more differentiated hematopoietic cells.

As if to sharpen that point, Mr. Putin made his entrance here after flying from China, where he and President Jiang Zemin and the leaders of four Central Asian republics signed the founding charter of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, not quite an alliance, but a potent new expression of Asian interests.