Sentence examples for a powerful phenomenon from inspiring English sources

The nesting instinct is a powerful phenomenon.

Contact between east and west is a powerful phenomenon in Venetian art.

In the 19th century and most of the 20th, speculation in land was a powerful phenomenon.

'The ones that really get me,' he says, 'are the ones about adopted kids finding their birth parents.' It's a powerful phenomenon for something that was only meant to be a side project to keep Julie entertained while she was on maternity leave.

Self-deception is a powerful phenomenon.

FOMO (Fear of Missing Out) is a powerful phenomenon, the 21st century equivalent of keeping up with the Joneses.

But I think beneath that there is a more powerful phenomenon where lots of people will come across a site that has one point of view and it's so easy to say, "These people on the other side, just look for yourself at how stupid they are".

But I think beneath that there is a more powerful phenomenon where lots of people will come across a site that has one point of view and it's so easy to say, 'These people on the other side, just look for yourself at how stupid they are.' And you click on the link and a lot of them think, 'Actually, that doesn't sound stupid to me,'" Gore told me.

This is a very powerful phenomenon," he said.

But there is a very powerful phenomenon at work in the education system.

"Reverse chic is a very powerful phenomenon in status-oriented circles," said David Kamp, the author of "The United States of Arugula" (Broadway, 2006), a book about the American fine-food revolution.