Sentence examples for of any potent from inspiring English sources

The kaffiyeh appears to be the dubious successor to last year's Che Guevara T-shirts, a symbol denuded of any potent political associations by pop culture.

Most wars nowadays follow a triggering of often casual alliances and obligations, and from the absence of any potent forum – or even "hotline" between leaders – through which disagreements and minor disputes might be resolved.

The authors are not aware of any potent competing interests.

As with the use of any potent immunomodulatory therapy, patients should be appropriately screened before and closely monitored during treatment for relevant safety concerns.

In a 1958 essay on "Lolita," Lionel Trilling argued that Nabokov chose a subject as shocking as pedophilia for want of any more potent image of forbidden love.

In her Books piece about J. R. Ackerley a couple of weeks ago, Joan Acocella raised the issue of bestiality: In a 1958 essay on "Lolita," Lionel Trilling argued that Nabokov chose a subject as shocking as pedophilia for want of any more potent image of forbidden love.

Goya emits, nearly two centuries after his death, a whiff of scandal, of potent mystery.

z "It's sort of a potent play of femininity," Ms. Epstein said.

At a concert with the Emerson String Quartet at the Metropolitan Museum on Wednesday evening, you could feel only relieved that Menahem Pressler, 87, actually made it through Beethoven's Sonata No. 31 in A flat, albeit with erratic tempos and fumbled passages and without conveying any of this potent work's majesty.

If your physician seems dismissive, or even contemptuous, of any therapy except potent pharmaceutical drugs for most health conditions, it's time for a new physician.

If healthy employment growth continues throughout this year — which is a big if, to be sure — the G.O.P. will be robbed of one of the most potent arguments any political party challenging for power can have: that the incumbents have screwed up the economy.