Sentence examples for most formidable weapon from inspiring English sources
All the while, the most formidable weapon in the regime armoury – air force jets – were present in the skies nearby.
As United States Senator Kirsten E. Gillibrand's allies have elbowed out her would-be Democratic challengers one by one, they emphasized what was perhaps her most formidable weapon: her fund-raising muscle.
Islamic terrorists have already deployed the car bomb and the plane bomb against us but will the "population bomb" ultimately prove to be their most formidable weapon?
Islamic terrorists have already deployed the car bomb and the plane bomb against the U.S. but will the "population bomb" ultimately prove to be their most formidable weapon?
The show's most formidable weapon is, thankfully, actress Emily Berman, who is thoroughly charming as Mary, right down to the ridiculous pair of spectacles perched on the end of a nose that is forever in a book.
On one side, there was the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., who espoused nonviolence not only as the most formidable weapon against injustice, but also as a way of life.
Venomous snakes are born with functional venom glands and fangs and are capable of immediate utilization of their most formidable weapons.
Welby's main line was remarkable: "In today's world, hospitality and love are our most formidable weapons against hatred and extremism" – which is a direct challenge to the fear and suspicion of Muslim refugees that the far right and the jihadis are trying to spread in Europe today.
Churchill called metaphors "among the most formidable weapons of the rhetorician".
WASHINGTON — With a key arms control treaty set to expire soon, the Obama administration is searching for ways to keep inspectors in Russia or else it risks losing American eyes on the world's second most formidable nuclear weapons arsenal for the first time in decades.
But their most formidable and cruel weapons were biological, for they had unwittingly unleashed European diseases such as measles and smallpox, against which the local populations had no immunity on the cities and armies of the New World.
