Sentence examples for considerable power of from inspiring English sources

Penguin is using the considerable power of its brand name as the main marketing thrust.

In commenting on Aristotle's treatises on the natural sciences, Averroës showed considerable power of observation.

Instead Muguruza appeared to relish the ball coming on to her racket at speed, for it seemed to exaggerate the considerable power of her own game.

With his vetoes, the Governor effectively embarrassed the Legislature, defeating its short-lived experiment with independence by unilaterally wielding the considerable power of his veto pen.

But for a state facing billions in deficits for years to come, even the considerable power of the prison industry might not outweigh these stark numbers.

And there's an ambiguous set of signals from the current American government, which promises never to jail journalists for doing their job, but uses the considerable power of the state to plug any leaks it deems harmful.

Petro is a fluent writer with considerable powers of description.

This special childhood results in considerable powers of observation, empathy and imagination.

He's more unelectable than Neil Kinnock was; and Kinnock had considerable powers of oratory, and didn't lack political courage".

He formed close friendships with mountaineers and applied his considerable powers of low-key diplomacy to the often complex politics of the climbing fraternity.

This finely honed first novel is at its best when Williams brings to bear her considerable powers of imagination on the thrill and terror of the bloodmind.