Sentence examples for more potent it from inspiring English sources

It has been the dominant paradigm since the late 1980s, and as the rackets and strings have grown more potent, it has tightened its grip over tennis.

Never did nature let us forget how much more potent it was than we.

Palmquist never overstepped, he was always extremely polite, and that made his hostility all the more potent; it gleamed over their encounter like moonlight.

One French reporter, impressed by the "indestructible smile and ever-genuine kindness" of Scots fans, has called for an inquiry into the "euphoric effects"—more potent, it seems, than Viagra or Prozac of wearing a kilt.

The Groovy ($14) looks like a benign limeade but is considerably more potent; it's made with shiso-infused vodka and yuzu juice and is topped with a shiso leaf, a member of the mint family that adds a nice lilt to the drink.

As the US continues its slow crawl toward legal weed, and the plant that was once prohibited nationwide becomes more accessible and more potent, it's possible that it could play a greater role in cases involving sexual assault.

Sound is all the more potent because it is inescapable: it saturates a space and can pass through walls.

"It's ten times more potent than it was twenty-five yeago ago," he said.

Using it fresh is challenging, though: especially when it is just picked, sage can be more potent than it appears and, if overused, can quickly wear out its welcome.

Curiosity is far more potent than it's given credit for, especially sexual curiosity.

But this too has been more potent than it was on Tuesday.