Sentence examples for come powerfully from inspiring English sources

Still, the shock and awe of the play come powerfully through; it is a tragedy for Phèdre and a triumph for Mirren.

It was that division that played out behind the scenes late last week, and into the weekend, and came powerfully in the open as the issue.

He explains something of it in the preface to the new edition of Constructions with reference to Anthony Powell's series of novels, A Dance to the Music of Time, which Frayn says came powerfully to influence some of his thinking at around this time.

Though the sequence is awkwardly filmed and punitively edited, its idea and its effect come through powerfully.

He lets Terry take on the job of persuading Didier Drogba to stop diving and exaggerating injuries, knowing that the lesson in English football etiquette would come more powerfully from an English player.

Thanks to the BBC, the essence of "Life and Fate"—the lion-hearted tank commander, the diehard idealists, the love-struck pilot, the scheming party hacks and most of all Shtrum, betraying and betrayed all come across powerfully: true to life and fate.

That's the message that comes across powerfully from a new social experiment video by ChebuRussiaTV.

Yet what also came through powerfully was that Butterfly was in a desperate place: both poor and deeply in love.

And what comes through powerfully is the obsession with personal freedom that replaced the more collective ethos of the past.

It's a more visceral, physical sensation than that, and it comes most powerfully when we're young.

It all came together powerfully in the set closer, an arrangement of Thelonious Monk's "Evidence" that also appears on the album "Obatalá," from 1988.