Sentence examples for awfully potent from inspiring English sources
One could take the immense refinement of the staging and of the Hilliard's perfectly nuanced performances almost for granted, too, but its total effect remains awfully potent.
The speech felt an awfully long time in coming, but it was the most potent blow the president has struck against the economic theory at the core of every Republican presidential candidacy and dear to the party's leaders in Congress.
The Times editorial page said the speech felt an awfully long time in coming, but it was the most potent blow the president has struck against the economic theory at the core of every Republican presidential candidacy and dear to the party's leaders in Congress.
It seems awfully apparent, now, that Facebook and Twitter can serve as a potent catalyst of eruptions of revolutionary fervor —. –and equally apparent that that isn't nearly enough to actually liberate the oppressed.
As newcomers to the World Cup's potent mix of nationalism and sport, Americans may not have realized that the United States team yesterday came awfully close to jeopardizing all the good will we earned in Germany with the Berlin airlift, the Marshall Plan and a half-century-old NATO partnership.
The power of belief is awfully big and awfully important".
It was awfully high, but awfully lonesome.
That sounds awfully convenient.
