Sentence examples for express its power from inspiring English sources
The opposition has few ways to express its power, other than staying on the street and appealing through the media.
This position was soon reinforced by the pressure from communist China, which expressed its great power aspirations and demanded that the Soviets leave the new Polish leadership alone.
The town council had expressed its disappointment at power company RWE npower, with a statement on its website saying councillors would be "among many residents and others getting up early to see them go".
The Supreme Council of the Armed Forces, which is formally in charge, has expressed its intention to hand over power to an elected government by the end of the summer.
Like the student uprisings in the West in the Sixties, a youth movement in Islam isn't likely to seize power after expressing its discontent.
"The soldier has the gear, he has the right to express his power.
His government's recent decision to demonise homosexuality shows that he will continue to find new groups to oppress, new ways to express his power.
His government's recent decision to demonize homosexuality shows that he will continue to find new groups to oppress and new ways to express his power.
If you have absolute power, express it in as baroque a nomenclature as you can.
The total amount of energy in an ultrasound beam is its power, expressed in watts.
As Mr. Baldwin pointed out, Hitchcock was deeply serious about music in his films, recognizing its power to express characters' hidden desires and weaving it into a movie so skillfully that it became "ingrained in the visual fabric".
