Sentence examples for most powerful elements from inspiring English sources

His dolphin kick is one of the most powerful elements of his swim.

Yet he added: "Music is one of the most powerful elements in making a film a success.

Indeed, we explicitly rejected this label as inaccurate and misleading, both because the lobby includes non-Jews like the Christian Zionists and because many Jewish Americans do not support the hard-line policies favored by its most powerful elements.

President Bush's decision was even more noteworthy because it not only marked progress in his own thinking, but it also went against some of the most powerful elements of his political base.

The most powerful elements of emotional interest in tragedy, according to Aristotle, are reversal of intention or situation (peripeteia) and recognition scenes (anagnōrisis), and each is most effective when it is coincident with the other.

Unlike in the last two elections when they were caught off guard by grass-roots primary candidates, who went on to lose otherwise winnable races, the establishment's most powerful elements are going to try to pre-empt another round of embarrassing defeats.

Her expressive face and instinctive emotional range is – along with Arnold's regular collaborator Robbie Ryan's luminous cinematography – the most powerful element in the film.

The most powerful element of Welsh's fiction is not the shock factor, which he has made common-place, but its forward momentum.

But the film's most powerful element is its portrayal of the church hierarchy as being in league with mobsters and drug traffickers.

The most powerful element in these clinical encounters, I realized, was not knowing that or knowing how not mastering the facts of the case, or perceiving the patterns they formed.

Under the leadership of the Āl Nahyān (members of the Āl Bū Falāḥ tribe), the Banū Yās have been the most powerful element in the region since the mid-19th century.