Sentence examples for maternal power from inspiring English sources

I thought she'd lost all that scary maternal power, you know?

First, will there ever be a way to enjoy maternal power without suffering maternal guilt?

What bears notice is that this brutal diminishment of maternal power and maternal voice happens before the train door shuts.

As a result, grandparents may stop being cooperative and instead build an emotional alliance with their grandchildren as a way of challenging the maternal power.

Smith argues there was great power for women in their roles as mothers, in this ability to exercise authority in their own lives and shape the lives of the people around them, and ''that maternal power is a difficult thing to recognize unless we look at motherhood across cultural lines'' (3).

By virtue of her maternal power, Fell emphasizes, Mary gave birth to the "Seed of the Woman": "the holy Ghost came upon her, and the holy thing that was born of her, was called the Son of God", and Christ was "made of a woman" (Fell 1667c, 12, 4).

The newly miniaturised Jordan is humiliatingly forced to attend the same high school and to accept April's quasi-maternal power over her.

But in the 19th century boy kings came to the throne in succession, and their maternal relatives seized power and plunged the government into a state of chaos.

Lyrically, the song has themes of girl power, maternal advice and individuality.

Based on previous reports of differences in maternal hormone levels, power calculations determined that it would be necessary to examine samples from 150 white and 150 black mothers.

Four Brazilian cross-sectional national household surveys performed over a 33-year period showed a steep decline in the overall prevalence of stunting among children aged <5 y due to economic growth coupled with equity-oriented public policies and improvements in the population's purchasing power, maternal education, sanitation, and access to health care [ 26].