Sentence examples for evident power from inspiring English sources
Despite their evident power and undeniably radical nature, the paintings here aren't aging well.
Before I'd let an author of such evident power give me the horrors, he'd have to earn my trust.
Erica Jeal was more swayed by the evident power of Kennedy's interpretation (which "conjured a magical sense of airy stillness in the fastest arpeggios"), as was Richard Morrison, who thought it "superb", and concluded: "People talk about our dumbed-down culture.
The evident power differences and competing interests between the community and the company alerted the researchers of the need to avoid complicity with Alcoa.
Using a strategy similar to that used to study ChIP-seq clustering [ 31], our frequency analysis of these peak heights yielded a bimodal distribution with an evident power law at low peak heights deviating to a clear excess in the numbers of peaks with heights > 10.
In the light of these evident powers to protect themselves, the vociferousness with which these few states argued for retention of article 124 seems rather like overkill.
But Mr. Rybkin said that for all its evident powers, Mr. Putin's Kremlin was no more invincible than the Soviet leadership once seemed to be.
But Mr Obama's evident star power makes it seem plausible.Race and the raceIt probably helps that he is black (or, at least, mixed-race).
But few in the west have paid much attention to the astonishing rise of Chengdu, despite a population (including its rural hinterland) of more than 14 million and its evident economic power and growing sense of self-confidence.
To many Iraqis, however, that stripe in Mr. Maliki's character — evident in power grabs in recent years over the security forces and the justice system — is more expected than alarming.
So, for all his evident brain power and stamina, his resilience and loyalty to his party – a combination conspicuous even in a talented generation that included Harold Wilson, Jim Callaghan, Michael Foot, Roy Jenkins and Tony Crosland Healeyey became neither foreign secretary, a post for which he was supremely well-qualified ("I would have loved that"), nor prime minister.
