The document went on to include Dr. Clarke as the agent and attorney for the colony, and used deferential language toward "his most gracious and regall Majesty, Charles the Second, by the Grace of God, the most mighty and potent King of England".
"Powerful, mighty; noble, great".
Ms. Rudkovskaya--a famous business woman, popular television producer and winner of the Diamond Hairpin Prize for the country's best blonde--was even more defiant, demanding that the Russian government, "a potent and mighty power," ought to "defend our athletes".
The Apollo project was one of the mightiest achievements of the potent combination of big government and big science, but such enterprises came to seem alien as well as unaffordable.
Mr. Guevara's solid tower of chocolate, a mighty fortress on the plate, has a potent, dark appeal that's almost gothic.
The primary narrative would involve how the Rangers have stockpiled enough talented pitchers, complementing their potent offense, to contend in the mighty American League.
The mighty Yankees have finished in first place, the potent Boston Red Sox have been right behind them and the undermanned Blue Jays have lagged behind.
As someone who believes that the pen is mightier that the sword and who engages the potent properties of satire, I also accept the (ethical) rules of its engagement.
Between Warren's "heart-drenched" words and dramatic melody writing and Dion's "potent vocals straight from soulside, divadom has never sounded so mighty".
They're not my cinematic religion, but just as the scriptures for other people's religions can have a mighty mythopoetic allure, superhero stories can refract a big picture of a complex world into potent parables.
