Sentence examples for mightier ones from inspiring English sources

The new recruits are not sufficiently numerous to control the chamber, but they are experts in rallying public ire at political machinations, and have done wonders stiffening their colleagues' spines.These reforms reflect a growing popular feeling that public servants should be just that, and that the higher and mightier ones need to be taken down a peg or two.

So more weapons — and mightier ones than mosquito nets and bug swatters — are needed.

That's a powerful role model for a daughter to have, but an even mightier one for a son.

These are not petty matters but mighty ones: all must obey or be subject to a penalty.

Visit the online home of The Editors, and you sense that all is not well with the mighty ones.

I was out chasing this weekend in the Plains with my graduate students and the interesting thing was the lack of a widespread outbreak in favor of a few mighty ones.

Certainly many of the mighty ones of the 19th century – George Eliot, Tolstoy, Balzac – wrote as if that was indeed what they considered themselves to be.

Gray begins his narrative in England in the late Victorian period, with the Arnoldian sea of faith rapidly ebbing and the mighty ones of the land in search of some, of any, continuing certainty among the remaining rock-pools.

"I conjure thee, O Circle of Power, that thou best a meeting place of love and joy and truth; a shield against all wickedness and evil; a boundary between men and the realms of the Mighty Ones; a rampart and protection that shall preserve and contain the power that we shall raise within thee".[2].

The result is a burst of energy that helped make Mighty I one of the best songs I've ever written".

Your job in the orchestra is pluck that mighty, one-stringed oboe.