Sentence examples for gained power from from inspiring English sources

In many ways Mr. Freud's etchings gained power from the cruelty of light when rendered in the black and white of etching.

Also it is shown that this difference has a very significant effect in calculated gained power from a wind farm.

Directly elected for the first time in 1979, the European Parliament has steadily gained powers from successive E.U. treaties.

A story gains power from its attachment, however tenuous, to a physical object.

It all comes back to his voice, which gains power from constriction.

We promote democracy, and watch Islamists gain power from Iraq to Palestine.

This, of course, is very familiar material, but it gains power from its place in the narrative.

And he taught her to gain power from the beginning of her stroke instead of the end.

There is concern among coaches and players, however, that the league's entertainment division, run by Adam Silver, is gaining power from the basketball wing.

If the photographs are unremarkable, from an aesthetic standpoint, the subjects are, too -- often gaining power from captions and titles rather than their visual attributes.

There's not much point in taking haughty offence at Farage, who simply gains power from the idea that his views are somehow forbidden.