Sentence examples for is especially formidable from inspiring English sources

He is especially formidable at cozy Wrigley Field, where he is 9-0 with a 2.71 E.R.A. Since Dempster had to train his right arm to be ready to throw 100 or more pitches an outing again (he had been a starter earlier in his career), he said it was imperative to be as fit as a Navy Seal.

I don't myself think that the argument is especially formidable, exactly, but it does serve to prevent errors of various sorts, such as the error of thinking that deciding what to do is like choosing chocolates from a box, as if the actions between which one is choosing are somehow laid out before one in their full particularity, waiting to be chosen, that is, done.

But the challenges of perfect technological integration are especially formidable.

The Moors were known to be especially formidable.

Neither the American nor the Canadian power play has been especially formidable, but all the same, both teams would be smart to stay out of the penalty box.

Eastern time, the challenge of having enough for Keith Olbermann, Chris Matthews and Joe Scarborough, among others, to discuss during all those hours would seem to be especially formidable.

When the love spans nationalities, the challenges are especially formidable.

But the 19th century is especially thick with formidable ghosts.

1– 3 This is especially important during the formidable years of adolescence, where psychological distress can cause significant social problems.

This is especially true of Ms. Alexander's Christine, who is not a terribly formidable figure.

This is especially true of the human pathogen Mycobacterium tuberculosis (Mtb), which possesses a formidable cell wall composed of many natural products important to its lifecycle.