Sentence examples for ever so potent from inspiring English sources
Compton is part dewey-eyed reminiscence, part angry state-of-the-nation address, part episode of Grumpy Old Homies, but mostly it's an hour-long demonstration that Dr Dre's skills as producer and curator alike are still as potent as ever: so potent, that you can't help but hope he's bluffing about it being his grand finale.
AstraZeneca's famed purple pill, Prilosec, and other so-called proton-pump inhibitors are the most effective heartburn drugs ever invented, so potent that Prilosec has been nicknamed "purple crack".
That, at any rate, is the official story, told by the ever-truthful Habs … but so potent is the memory that just this week McSorley is back in the news with the revisionist account, in which he claims that the Habs sneakily hauled the Kings stick-rack into their own locker room to search for illicit equipment.
How is one word so potent?
"It's so potent it can kill dogs by just the smell". An overdose victim had more fentanyl in her than officials had ever seen.
The book is short but so potent.
Ever so slightly avuncular?
How did suicide become so potent a force?
