Sentence examples for both the powers of from inspiring English sources
When he and a lover tried to resurrect someone from the dead, the one act impossible within the laws of the Cabala, he lost both the powers of holiness and of the diabolic.
Cisco hoped the virtual gig would showcase both the powers of its new servers and its TelePresence video conferencing technology, but it seemed that the company may have left cynical reporters with an unintended impression.
The South African TRC also had both the powers of subpoena and immunity.
The Queen is the important attacker because it has both the powers of the bishop and rook.
Yes, there is a strong and powerful message throughout the song that encapsulates both the power of positivity as well as a faint, hopeless beating against cultural walls that captures the imagination of young black men.
The award is a recognition of both the power of Kolbert's writing and the urgency of her subject.
Where are the innovative marketing techniques, harnessing both the power of the Web and the legendary "data warehouses" of these consumer giants?
The '94 was a blockbuster, integrating both the power of the vintage and the style, while the '96 was softer, yet still delivered a graceful force.
"AIDS has taught us both the power of science and its limitations," said Dr. Gerald Friedland, professor of medicine at Yale and director of the AIDS program there.
The reasons for this outpouring have to do with both the power of Hikmet's poetry and the embattled circumstances of his life.
A Sargasso of the imagination," as Nathanael West described it, a multidimensional metaphor for both the power of our fantasies and how those fantasies can go awry.
