Sentence examples for more powerful work from inspiring English sources

In fact, you actually get a more powerful work force.

"Far Away" is a less complicated, more accessible and finally more powerful work.

"They're doing much more powerful work than some of the work being done by some of the more traditional agencies".

A far bolder and more powerful work is "Soft Construction With Boiled Beans: Premonition of Civil War" (1936), in which a Goya-inspired human monster rends its own body limb from limb.

And Exeter's forwards continued to keep in charge as Horstmann rounded off a fine move to go over five minutes from the end, before skipper Mumm scored a try for the third successive game in the final minute after more powerful work by the pack.

So it is possible that this change will be empowering for the many people worldwide who currently have access to simple smartphone screens but not the more powerful work and learning opportunities offered by the expensive desktop and wall-mounted screens found in only more affluent homes and offices today.

And this is one of the meatier, more powerful works in the exhibition.

But he said they would actually be more powerful works of art back in the place where they came from.

And yet, at the same time, it evolves into a deeply felt and often moving story — a story that with some diligent editing might have ranked right up there with "The World According to Garp" (1978) and "A Widow for One Year" (1998) as one of Mr. Irving's more powerful works.

The new version is more powerful, works with more platforms and is more expensive at $599 rather than $499.

The New York Times was not as impressed and felt that with better editing it could have equaled some of Irving's more powerful works.