Sentence examples for formidable kind from inspiring English sources

When I think of Muhammad Ali, I think of resilience of the most formidable kind.

Don't Believe Them," Saletan goes on to outline the formidable kinds of attacks to which Bernie could well be vulnerable.

By the nineteen-eighties, the Oscar party had moved permanently to Hollywood, and it soon became something at once more formal and more formidable — a kind of hommage to Lazar, as well as a potent demonstration of his power to attract both the old guard and the new.

She was very kind, formidable, and sharp, and I felt we had a bit of kinship.

But in the meantime, the isolation of Robben Island was forging a more formidable and thoughtful kind of leader.

His deadly power of cross-examination, easy mastery of facts and figures, and persuasive speech made him formidable in every kind of case.

And those limits, in light of the public hostility toward bailouts of any kind, were formidable.

But he proved again last night that he is a formidable performer in these kind of situation.

But what has happened in the US this year makes a formidable case for the kind of public broadcasting that remains strong in Europe".

His peace policy provided the P.A. with a formidable firewall against the kind of international pressure associated with the Palestinian national movement's past violence, and added to a growing sense of unease at Israel's occupation.

When pressed on what kind of formidable legislation she would actually pursue in the Senate, Warren's organization served up a snoozy list of the priorities that Democrats have been talking about for years: she will push for spending on infrastructure, education and renewable energy.