Sentence examples for garner power from inspiring English sources
Nearly half think that it is better to flex one's muscles to garner power.
Almost 40percentt said they were afraid they would be taken advantage of if they were too nice, and nearly half said it was better to "flex one's muscle to garner power," Porath writes.
Many fantasy books do not portray religion in a positive way - it's typically used as a means to garner power or to control the masses.
"Leaders can be persuasive, and rhetoric can be powerful, but we always have the option to think more deeply than these politicians... .. Unfortunately, there will always be leaders who will attempt to garner power through the vilification of others.
How often do we equate the word "father" with "caretaker?" Until fairly recently, most men were expected to garner power, fame and fortune outside of the house, and serve a more ancillary role in raising kids.
I know that some of you are thinking to yourself, "Well, if you put your opinions and ideas out there, you deserve what you get," or even, "Well, if someone else brings the snark and 'tude, I am going return it two-fold!" Honestly, I think both response are too easy and are exactly what is hoped for by those who make their living and garner power by inciting and sustaining destructive conflict.
The hosts saw little of the ball just after the break, but earned themselves a penalty when Chesterfield keeper Murphy inexplicably brought down midfielder Daniel Johnson on the edge of the area - and Garner powered home from the spot, his goal 27th of the season.
Such athletic "atomic armaments" could garner soft power through athletic success and restore the image and glory of the nation.
McCarthy's fire and brimstone style and us-versus-the-Communists mentality took advantage of American uncertainty, allowing him to garner political power.
And as socially-conscious Millennials garner more power and push for quicker solutions, the movement should only grow.
