Sentence examples for formidable point of from inspiring English sources
She's young enough that college is still her most formidable point of reference.
It was in Dallas that Nash established himself as a formidable point guard, beginning a decade as one of the game's top players.
This is a formidable task, from a theoretical point of view, as one needs to account for the ballistic motion of the phonons and their scattering at interfaces.
"From a fund-raising point of view, he looks very formidable," said Barry D. Wynn, a former chairman of the South Carolina Republican Party and a top fund-raiser for President George W. Bush.
Jemma Redgrave fleshed out UNIT boss Kate Stewart, a formidable and powerful woman driven almost to the point of genocide by daddy issues.
His performance is a kind of exclamation point of military at its most formidable and most ludicrous.
The mob attack on the formidable prison-fortress in central Paris is, of course, regarded as the great trigger point of the French Revolution.
Overextending herself to the point of collapse and concert cancellation, Garland had also worn out as many other people as her formidable will — and wiles — could gather up.
Officials who brief her on the peace process say she has always shown a formidable grasp of finer points of detail.
The fact that Buridan has not been generally acknowledged in the same rank as the four "greats," even though he is certainly a formidable contender, points to an important feature of the twentieth-century historiography of later medieval philosophy.
