Sentence examples for more redoubtable from inspiring English sources

But a more redoubtable enemy lingers.

The mountain peoples of the northern Caucasus, however, proved more redoubtable.

Shortly after Updike arrived at the magazine, Katharine White moved to Maine with her husband, the even more redoubtable E. B. White, leaving Maxwell as Updike's in-house editor.

The more redoubtable Shakespeare advocate will say that his plays are worth the comprehensive effort because cracking them open, semantically speaking, gives you access to a world of edifying treasure.

Two more redoubtable women, Ms Khanh and Ms My, have been running Ho Chi Minh city-based Mai Handicrafts for more than two decades, originally as a way of helping street kids.

And, I suspect, she likes the place more than the redoubtable Hazzard ever will.

He leads the driving-distance category with an average tee shot of 330.5 yards, 4 yards more than the redoubtable Johnson, who — but for a triple bogey at the third hole after a penalty stroke for a tee shot in the bog — would be one stroke back just one week after winning the Barclays.

Nothing typifies Minnesota's exaggerated swagger and its redoubtable spirit more than its performance in the fourth quarter against the Buccaneers.

Worrying signs for NYC FC: despite two more goals for the redoubtable David Villa, they haven't won since the opening day – their winless run now stands at five – and Patrick Vieira admits he isn't sure what's going on.

This is perhaps the most redoubtable or more obviously questionable linguistic shortcoming of current biological literature, but not the only one.

One more dogged innings from a redoubtable cricketer could mean England retain the Ashes.