Sentence examples for no less formidable than from inspiring English sources

An intellect no less formidable than Aristotle was perfectly comfortable with holding the position that "There must be a law that no imperfect or maimed child shall be brought up.

The gap between those who have social power over thinking – an important form of capital – and those who have not, has reached dimensions no less formidable than the gap in access to economic assets (12, 21, 22).

UConn's success appears no less formidable than U.C.L.A.'s.

The cursed range rose to the west, looking no less formidable than it had from Gusinje.

A mental institution built in the 1870s, it was not merely a Gothic masterpiece as far as Mr. Archer was concerned, but "a testament to the human condition no less formidable than the Hermitage or Buckingham Palace".

The R.N.P. is akin to the National Front, whose leader, Marine Le Pen, is less foursquare but no less formidable than Dorgelle; both women sport a blond bob that could be designated as an offensive weapon.

No less formidable a filmmaker than Jean-Marie Straub has called "The Civil War" John Ford's masterpiece; for the first time, thanks to this magnificent new edition, I think I know what he's talking about.

Whether this will persuade many Latino voters to give the Republicans another look is uncertain — immigration is not the only issue driving Latino politics — but no less formidable an election strategist than Karl Rove thinks it's the place to start.

On hand to endorse this assessment and introduce the concert was no less formidable a voice in composition than Milton Babbitt, who met Schnabel in 1935 while studying with Roger Sessions, one of many composer colleagues who respected Schnabel's music.

Supposedly once scared, Elephants "fall back, and become no less formidable for the destruction which they deal to their own side, than to their opponents".

The challenges on the foreign front are no less formidable.