Sentence examples for formidable read from inspiring English sources

They've worked on a bunch of productions (most famously Black Watch), and are formidable men (for formidable, read Yorkshire).

By the way, for a more formidable read on the KHL and its potential future, I'd recommend this Sports Illustrated piece.

Though "Sticky Fingers" is, at five hundred and forty-two pages, a formidable read, it's also terrifically smart and full of anecdotes that anyone remotely interested in rock and roll, publishing, or the legacy of the nineteen-sixties will find engrossing.

She didn't wear pink, she fought with her fists rather than a stupid staff, she ran a bar all by herself, and she didn't let her formidable physique (read: chest) define her as a character.

They became known for their formidable sight-reading, their ability to execute difficult scores with great panache on minimal acquaintance.

The following day the French newspaper headlines read 'Formidable Amelie'.

"The coalition has amassed a formidable fighting force," read another, which carried a photograph of American soldiers with Apache attack helicopters swooping low overhead.

But this haute couture week has been notable for anti-elitist moves – the Vetements show featuring Hanes T-shirts and Juicy Couture tracksuits being a case in point – which Lagerfeld, with his formidable instinct for reading the zeitgeist, may simply have tuned into before most.

He was taken ill last year with diverticulitis but continued to be busy, drawing on a formidable canon of reading including Eric Morecambe's only novel, Mr Lonely, and a dozen stories left by Breece Pancake, a talented American who took his own life in 1979 at the age of 26.

Compared to his three rivals, perhaps Read IS formidable, but who can they be?

It's tempting to read these formidable tensions and turbulences into the paintings: to convert the grid into a closet or cell, a system of traps or an endless maze.