Sentence examples for concentrate powerful from inspiring English sources

Wendy Caster wrote in the 2003 edition of The Lesbian Sex Book that lesbians have enjoyed using the Magic Wand due to its ability to concentrate powerful vibration on the clitoris.

On the other end of the spectrum are concentrated, powerful wines like Prieure de St.-Jean de Bebian.

The web's creator argues that the "powerful weight of a few dominant" tech platforms is having a deleterious impact by concentrating power in the hands of gatekeepers that gain "control over which ideas and opinions are seen and shared".

Technology concentrates power.

But it is the forty-years-on reproduction of a thing that most often proves more concentrated and powerful than the original.

The central defence of McGahey, Jimmy McNulty and Ryan Delaney were concentrated and powerful, although a bit too much when McGahey clattered into Harry Winks from behind and somehow escaped a card.

Jazz Fest concentrates a powerful dose of New Orleans food, music, and art within the fairground, and also spawns a ten-day orgy of music and cultural events all over the city.

Experts attribute much of the resurgence to the fact that dealing marijuana is very profitable but not very risky: law enforcement agencies concentrate on more powerful and dangerous drugs like heroin and cocaine, and unless large quantities are involved, the state's drug laws treat traffickers in those narcotics much more harshly than marijuana dealers.

Without a moral basis, he said, capitalism would just become the means by which the powerful would concentrate their wealth.That was prescient.

"These half-hour shows are often more dramatic and meaningful than dramas," says Ryan. "They concentrate and distil many powerful themes and ideas but the shorter running times mean that they're punchier and less sprawling.

Japanese cars entered the market in the 1960s and 1970s, when Detroit was still concentrating on building powerful engines rather than raising overall quality.