Sentence examples for makes potent from inspiring English sources
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.
Garbed gorgeously in Ann Hould Ward's floor-length white traveling suit and black wig and manipulating a handsome walking stick, she sings well and otherwise makes potent Claire's inflexible vengeance as combined with a continued love for Anton.
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.
This is an overfamiliar story, made potent by Tom Hardy always giving it 200%.
The idea that our own bacteria are making potent antibiotics may seem strange.
Garner has made potent use of universal, national, and most of all, local myth and history.
A set of thousands of centrifuges, called a cascade, concentrates the rare U-235 isotope to make potent bomb fuel.
Jesse Schiffman, the flutist; Stephen Zielinski, a clarinetist; and Emily DiAngelo, on oboe and English horn, made potent contributions throughout.
A certain ghastly possibility a glimpse of a stone-dead future temperament has been made potent for us.
A certain ghastly possibility — a glimpse of a stone-dead future temperament — has been made potent for us.
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".
