Sentence examples for hugely potent from inspiring English sources

"This doesn't appear to be a hugely potent group," Mr. Porter said.

Oddly enough, without ever managing a national team Guardiola has managed to become a hugely potent background figure, not just at this World Cup final, but at the last one too.

As with many charismatic figures, there seems to be a void where what we call personality exists, but no doubt that is what made her such a successful conduit for the strange energies that constituted her inner life; like Conrad's Kurtz (to whom Hoare compares her) there is a hugely potent hollowness at the centre.

The ever increasing gap between the Little Fellow and his creator was lost on neither Chaplin nor the commentators: the Tramp impoverished, insignificant, impotent; Chaplin rich, universally courted, hugely potent, both as artist and as male, with his much publicised string of wives and mistresses, many of them very young indeed.

It is a hugely symbolic and potent term for a president who a year ago decided against military intervention in Syria.

Even when they don't, it's still a hugely enjoyable album, potent-sounding, stuffed with tunes great enough to drown out the occasional lyrical shortcomings.

Don DeLillo's Underworld is a formidably potent and hugely encouraging testimonial to this undeniable, indomitable and strangely consoling fact.

Nor was she supposed to be hugely attractive: The combination of feminine wit and beauty seemed too potent a cocktail to foist on the American public.

But amidst all the hardcore politics, grisly details and hugely cinematic spectacle, one vital detail swung by almost without notice like a thief in night-vision goggles; it was a potent flash of insight so devastating and telling I re-read the passage a few extra times to really let it soak in, to induce a deeply felt shudder and sigh.

Hugely so.

Hugely informative.