Sentence examples for great potency from inspiring English sources

There is great potency in many of Strindberg's lines, and humor.

The great potency of blood has been utilized through sacrifice for a number of purposes e.g., earth fertility, purification, and expiation.

Because of its great potency, water, like blood, has been widely used in purificatory and expiatory rites to wash away defilements and restore spiritual life.

Their plan was to discomfit the Prime Minister, Stanley Baldwin, and form a new coalition — a scheme abetted by their host, Lord Beaverbrook, the owner of the Daily Express, then a newspaper of great potency and reach.

The debate has been heard in Bordeaux, where old-line producers express resentment over wines that they feel are tailored to the influential tastes of the wine critic Robert M. Parker Jr. It's echoed in Spain, in California and in Tuscany, where inky, concentrated wines of great potency have inspired both hosannas and complaints that once-singular wine styles are becoming homogenized.

This strain had great potency against the pathogen.

A system of affirmative action has given caste greater potency.

Yet, greater potency only results in more toxicity if drugs are taken in equal doses.

New sulfonamides, which appeared with astonishing rapidity, had greater potency, wider antibacterial range, or lower toxicity.

In both cases, Egypt, although the better team, struggled to find any rhythm, and might have been in trouble against sides of greater potency.

Of all the things I romanticized about the lives of other boys from intact families, Father's Day had the greatest potency.