Sentence examples for formidably strong from inspiring English sources

Hayes's team appear formidably strong in every area of the pitch.

You can linger over baklava, borek and, of course, formidably strong coffee.

But he points out that America's global alliance system of more than 60 countries, accounting for 80% of world military spending, remains formidably strong.

In Mr Uribe it has a formidably strong president, who has already concentrated a good deal of power in his hands.

The CSU's lost clout may be more obvious under Mr Huber, who spurned a chance to head Ms Merkel's chancellery in 2005.Yet the CSU remains formidably strong in Bavaria.

Since then, it has built a formidably strong economy, world-class science and medicine, some of the world's most advanced agriculture – making, in the words of the old Zionist mantra "the desert bloom" – and revived, to an astonishing extent admired even by the state's most strident critics, the Hebrew language.

Led the defence formidably with some strong aerial challenges and calm touches on the ball, but will regret missing a glorious headed chance late on.

It's a formidable task, formidably (and entertainingly) accomplished.

Kopatchinskaja — a strong advocate for the formidably modernist music of such composers as Mark-Anthony Turnage and Salvatore Sciarrino — gets a lot of freedom here, and she runs with it.

Inspired by Dürer's phantasmagoric engraving "The Knight, Death and the Devil," steaming with "Tristan," "Parsifal" and Bruckner, Strong's Second proves formidably and precariously epochal, with a breadth of stride not to be found in MacDowell; it is actually revivable (and might suit the Philharmonic's next music director, Lorin Maazel).

Saddam's army barely fought for him a decade ago; now, at about a third the size it was then and far less formidably equipped, it faces an American military that is stronger than ever.