Sentence examples for have potency from inspiring English sources

Dreams have potency at a time of nightmares.

What does have potency is the staging of "Whisper," with the cast of three — Alice Booth, Gillian Lees and Andrew Westerside — narrating (and acting) away behind a gauzy scrim for the duration of the performance, about an hour.

We confirm that these functionalities have potency as inhibitors of G6Pase in vitro, providing a series of new phosphate isosteres that can be exploited for inhibitor design.

Most women will never wear the clothes on the Paris catwalks – but if a label is to have potency in the modern world they need to feel that this is what they would wear in an ideal world, not an olden-day one.

But it's also worth noting that Hugo serves as a perfect companion piece to The Artist, with which it went head-to-head at the Oscars, and which similarly reminds us that the "obsolete" techniques of early cinema still have potency and relevance in the modern digital age.

And even though politics may have changed, the old visceral caricatures still have potency.

Antibodies in both groups have potencies in the nanomolar to picomolar range and are highly specific for Notch1.

The question is: what has potency?

The idea that glamour is a mask for vulnerability has potency to this day.

The Due Process Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment thus has potency different from and independent of the specific provisions contained in the Bill of Rights.

The Brown campaign apparently still thinks the issue has potency, sending the candidate himself out swinging against Ms. Warren on Friday.