Sentence examples for make potent use from inspiring English sources

He praises the emotional attachments that people have to things and observes that even revolutions make potent use of products; he describes Gandhi as a "sartorial fundamentalist".

Black-and-white has recently had a resurgence: "The Artist," "Frances Ha," and Joss Whedon's "Much Ado About Nothing" all made potent use of it.

Bailey makes potent use of his prejudices: his struggle as a writer looking for truth and as a brother and son looking for catharsis gives the book an unsettling urgency.

The London-based artist and academic makes potent use of the practically unbelievable yet stylistically dramatic vocabulary of the genre, including the translations of worldwide amateur fans.

Manufacturers are meeting those demands by spending tens of thousands of dollars making potent sheets of wax, sometimes using dangerous and legally dubious means to hit their targets.

The most potent use of "Millionaire" took place last week.

The Right to Information Act (RTI), passed in 2005 in India, could make the use of such data even more potent in fighting corruption and inefficiency.

Family dynamics make for potent drama -- and few films this year have used that idea to better effect than Asghar Farhadi's A Separation, which made my 10-best list for 2011.

Thus, we cannot rule out an excess risk of zoster in patients making concomitant use of ICS and potent inhibitors of CYP3A4 such as ritonavir.

Directed by Jerry Ruiz, the production makes excellent use of its small but potent resources.

They would make a potent knight attack.