Sentence examples for formidable for that from inspiring English sources

There's not an awful lot of room for any ooh-ing and aah-ing here, admittedly, and that's just as it should be, because the woman who wears these clothes is doubtless too formidable for that.

We're continuing to build a formidable squad that will challenge for silverware for years to come".

In our new report on the state of refugee education, UNHCR is highlighting the formidable barriers that exist for the children who need school the most.

They had the world's only working airplane, were the only two pilots able to fly it, and had applied for a formidable patent that would cover any plane with three-axis control.

And, they maintain, the risks of attacking the City are small, for it has formidable advantages that are hard to replicate quickly.

On German sausages Holland quotes an excellent HL Mencken passage: "They run in size from little fellows so small and pale and fragile that it seems a crime to eat them, to vast and formidable pieces that look like shells for heavy artillery.

It was a formidable pack that was much too large for my day-to-day.

"Keeping Up with the Joneses" provides a formidable reminder that, for the most part, Hollywood exists as an empty shadow of an ideal that's deeply rooted in the history and, for that matter, in the art of the cinema — a shadow powerful enough to maintain both the illusion of Hollywood's persistence and the longing for it to persist.

"They are not a formidable foursome - not a formidable fourball pairing that's unbeatable.

Good generalship and the soldiers' loyalty and resilience, as well as excellent artillery and cavalry, made for a formidable military force that achieved the notable expansion of the empire during the 18th century.

In their place, Ang Lee scored his second directing Oscar (following "Brokeback Mountain") for the formidable technical achievement that was "Life of Pi," which won four Oscars in all.