Sentence examples for of its potency from inspiring English sources

Today the play has lost none of its potency since it poses a perennially topical question: at which point does it become legitimate to unseat a leader who claims unquestioned authority whether it be divine, as in Richard's age, or democratic, as in our own?

Oddly, given its particular appeal to the left, it owes much of its potency to the self-regarding machismo of America's corporate elite, who embraced the opportunity to reframe maximising shareholder value as a kind of epic quest.

But has it lost any of its potency?

After the flavor peaks, wasabi loses some of its potency the longer it sits.

I ingested it and convinced others of its potency, of its value as a product.

He had no idea of its potency the first time he tried it, so when it kicked in he had to sit and wait in a bean bag for a few hours before he could get return to the party.

"I grew up with it and I was aware of its potency," Ms. Wagener said.

It was selected for clinical development because of its potency and favourable pharmacokinetic profile.

It was selected as a promising antifungal AMP because of its potency and specificity to inhibit the growth of filamentous fungi.

But the big virtue of Esdaile's production is that it shows British actors are at home in this world of unbuttoned emotion and that Williams's attack on private and public mendacity – or "meandacity", as it becomes in Big Daddy's pronunciation – has lost none of its potency.

But for the first, following Enneads VI.2.20 it is clear that being is a quasi-genus in which the whole is prior to its parts but, because of its 'potency', remains unaffected by any procession.