Sentence examples for makes powerfully from inspiring English sources

Bush saw which way his party was sliding, as Meacham makes powerfully clear.

Obsessed with U.F.O.'s, Mr. Talpazan, a Romanian immigrant who lives in New York, makes powerfully abstracted, vividly colored diagrammatic pictures of flying saucers.

The case for supporting the National Gallery staff has been made powerfully elsewhere in the Guardian.

The importance of open legal data is made powerfully by people like Carl Malamud and the Law.Gov campaign.

The emotional climax comes as the house is perched at the top of Paradise Falls – the sacrifices and joys of marriage and age made powerfully literal.

As made powerfully clear by the nuclear accident in Japan and continual turmoil in the Middle East, our economy, our quality of life and our protection of the earth's natural resources are at risk.

Horses are prey animals, and their constant fear of being attacked makes them powerfully intuitive.

As a result, the film makes a powerfully persuasive case, both for Sam's organizing efforts and for his unorthodox, confrontational tactics.

Ali Catterall In the Electric Mist (Bertrand Tavernier, 2009), 11.15pm, BBC1 Unusual to see French cineast Tavernier on an American thriller, but he makes a powerfully atmospheric job of this tale of murders in the bayou.

But most of his best work makes us powerfully aware of how the marriage of dance and music can be immeasurably more affecting than the sum of the two arts' parts, and how incalculably the two can combine.

For Spirit of Eden is a quite remarkable, possibly even significant work that makes their powerfully dense and emotional 1986 set, The Colour of Spring, sound not unlike a Rubettes demo.