Sentence examples for omnipotent from inspiring English sources
'omnipotent' is a correct and usable word in written English
You can use it to describe someone or something that is all-powerful. For example, "God is often referred to as an omnipotent being."
adjective
Having unlimited power, force or authority.
But while Orbán has amassed formidable power, he is not omnipotent as the current wave of internet-fuelled protest shows.
Open Mon-Thurs 4pm-2am, Fri-Sun noon-2am Bartle Bar on Frankford Avenue describes its beer selection as "omnipotent" and that's only a slight exaggeration.
Weidmann warned that the public should not be fooled into thinking the ECB was "omnipotent".
Europe is not omnipotent.
Even if President Kim Dae Jung turns out to be an ideal ruler (and only 18 months into his five-year term it is too soon to say), his successor could be a bad man or a foolish one.If the president were to devolve his power to the prime minister, other ministries and parliament, it would establish the idea that kings of any kind are no longer omnipotent.
The company's shareholders must hope that Jeff Bezos, Amazon's omnipotent boss, will have a better answer than Alexander the Great.
Once again, omnipotent and fabulously rich financiers are storming huge public companies.
In no other realm can you be as omnipotent as you can in the fictional realm.
The measures would further curb the powers of Turkey's once omnipotent generals (who wrote the present constitution after a military coup in 1980) and their allies in the judiciary.
TURKEY'S mildly Islamist Justice and Development (AK) party has won a ringing endorsement from voters in a bitterly contested referendum on constitutional changes that are poised to raise democratic standards and further erode the powers of the country's once omnipotent generals.
He believes consumers want to be omnipresent, omniscient and omnipotent, with the maximum comfort and freedom and with the minimum effort.
