Sentence examples for formidable female from inspiring English sources

While I am the first woman to chair the Advertising Association, alongside me I have two formidable, female vice chairs, ITV's Fru Hazlitt and Unilever's Amanda Sourry.

The action plays out in Berlin 1945, with a formidable female British intelligence officer unravelling the mystery of a downed UFO pilot with unusual tattoos.

Members will be aware, she is the formidable female presenter on the BBC 5 Live Breakfast show, which is the show I listen to in the morning.

Women's exalted place in Gallic cinema is evidenced by the number of films with formidable female characters in the 2013 Rendez-Vous With French Cinema series, presented by the Film Society of Lincoln Center and Unifrance beginning Thursday.

PARK CITY, Utah — This year's Sundance Film Festival, marked by aesthetic ambition, a formidable female presence and enough on-screen sex to take the chill off, gives optimistic proof of the state of American independent cinema.

Despite having had several formidable female leaders — including former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi and her daughter-in-law Sonia Gandhi, the current leader of the Congress Party — Indian women lag behind men in virtually every sphere of life.

She is a product of the most formidable female-run kitchens in Britain Londonn's River Cafe) and the U.S. (Chez Panisse).

Democrats should encourage these formidable females to become a two-headed hammer that finally shatters Washington's glass ceiling.

Conservative MPs have called for a House of Commons debate over The Iron Lady, the Oscar-tipped film about Margaret Thatcher which stars Meryl Streep as Britain's formidable first female PM.

After six weeks of Stelios making really no impact at all, a bunch of Nigel's formidable Scouse female relatives appeared, nagged him for a while, rang a skip-hire firm and began chucking bag after bag of treasured garbage into the street.

THINK of the word "bluestocking" and you are likely to conjure up something female, formidable and frumpy a dingy corner of feminism, the historical equivalent of dungarees.