Sentence examples for formidable human being from inspiring English sources

Factor out the cancer, and Armstrong is still a formidable human being -- brash, opinionated, impulsive, strong, caring, tough, smart.

Asked what the difference was, Mr. Berenson said that John Wells was "more a tough guy" — a recognizable, if formidable, human being.

It was a formidable human project".  .

Not only is Isabel Allende perhaps the world's most widely read Spanish-language author, she is also a formidable human rights advocate, dedicating her time and energy to the protection of women and children throughout the world through The Isabel Allende Foundation.

Pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma (PDAC), the most common type of pancreatic cancer, is one of the most formidable human malignancies, with the annual mortality nearly equaling the annual incidence.

M. tuberculosis is a gram positive, acid fast bacterium and one of the most formidable human pathogen.

The journalist Clive Thompson, in his 2013 book, "Smarter Than You Think: How Technology Is Changing Our Minds for the Better," suggests that for some tasks the most formidable tool is neither a human brain nor a computer but both working in tandem — a "centaur" strategy.

But we are all human beings, no?" You can see why she is a formidable fundraiser.

At low wages, a smartphone-enabled human driver is formidable competition for a driverless vehicle.It would be a remarkable irony if the driverless car in many ways the symbol of the technological revolution that is now reshaping modern economies fails to materialise as an economic reality thanks to the disemploying power of other technologies.

The human brain is a formidable detector of patterns, and so the first pass of crossdating is done by eye under the microscope.

The formidable Gamzatti was gone.