Sentence examples for electrifying potential from inspiring English sources
February 23 , 1944Beaumont, Texas July 16, 2014 Zürich, Switzerland Johnny Winter John Dawson Winter IIII), (born Feb. 23, 1944, Beaumont, Texas died July 16, 2014, Zürich, Switz.) American blues guitarist and singer who introduced new audiences to the electrifying potential of the blues.
Modi's Quadracci Sustainable Engineering Lab is researching how it might be done, studying the benefits of electrifying heating, and addressing potential issues that could arise.
It's obviously an extraordinarily diverse and potentially electrifying part.
But it's Mr. Sullivan's casually electrifying turn that allays any potential stolidness to a definably well-made play that confines the action to the domestic arena even as it aims a poison dart squarely at society.
Beyond helping the Ducks lead the Pacific-12 in rushing and serving as one of the team's top two receivers last season, Thomas, a sophomore, is also an electrifying return man with the potential to produce two or three highlight-reel plays every week.
"There's such freedom in this performance," he says, "such an electrifying sense of dangerous possibility, potency and potential".
In recent months I have often hymned the talent of the Argentine tango dancer Gabriel Missé: we're lucky that so electrifying a dancer is reilluminating the potential of a traditional form.
If that try was a 'gimme' for the wing, he demonstrated his potential when he stepped off his left foot before embarking on an electrifying 30-metre inside break that would have produced a second touchdown had there been any support in the same parish.
But hanging in the air was an electrifying sense of being in the presence of an ascendant politician they believed understood the potential of the new digital world they were shaping.
It was an electrifying speech.
