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The phrase "always potent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that consistently has a strong effect or influence over time.
Example: "The artist's work remains always potent, resonating with audiences across generations."
Alternatives: "consistently powerful" or "perpetually impactful".
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Hopefully Gilbert can draw some sparks from the singers, who, in addition to the always potent Peter Mattei in the title role, include such standouts as Elza van den Heever, Emma Bell, Kate Lindsey, and Luca Pisaroni.
Hopefully, Gilbert can draw some sparks from the singers, who, in addition to the always potent Peter Mattei, in the title role, include such standouts as Elza van den Heever, Emma Bell, Kate Lindsey, and Luca Pisaroni.
Anthraquinones have well-known antioxidant effects, even if they are not always potent [41].
Rolling Stone writer Jon Blistein described the horn stabs as "heavenly" and praised the trio's "always potent harmonies".
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There is the always-potent fantasy of being plucked from obscurity for stardom.
If 'Mosquito' the album is mainly about exploring Yeah Yeah Yeahs always-potent subtler, subdued side, they're not going to be so self-indulgent as to recreate that mood live; they follow up fast with the title track, the punkiest stomp on the record, then knock the room clean into hysteria with "Bang," the standout track from their raucous debut EP.
Tall and beetle-browed, he stammered and suffered both from clawing insecurity and secret ambition — always a potent combination.
However good Bragg's protest songs undoubtedly are, though, his more romantic numbers were always more potent lyrically.
THE street is always a potent source of inspiration to designers, said Harold Koda, the chief curator of the Costume Institute at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
A similar, if not always as potent, metamorphic magic imbues "The Lyons," Mr. Silver's best play since "The Food Chain" 16 years ago.
The radiant Diana Damrau is the Hindu princess Leïla, with Matthew Polenzani and Mariusz Kwiecień as the old friends who each desire her; Gianandrea Noseda, always a potent presence on the Met's podium, conducts.
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