Sentence examples for one more formidable from inspiring English sources
Yet, now, with the start of the 1983 season two weeks away, Harris is approaching another record, one more formidable, one that has stood since 1965, the ninth and last of Jim Brown's thundering years with the Cleveland Browns.
Others took on more formidable pursuits.
The phrase "keeping it real" and all that it suggests certainly applies to Baby Jane Dexter, a longtime cabaret performer whose booming pop contralto is one of the more formidable voices on the New York nightclub stage.
The moment that best summed up the difference between Mario Balotelli's old club and his new one arrived midway through the second half and a few seconds after Sergio Agüero, one of the more formidable strikers in the industry, had run on to the field as a substitute.
Nor could it be said they had lost to one of the more formidable Real teams.
Having the Mouton cellar at his disposal was one of the more formidable perquisites of his work.
From December 1977 to January 1980 the team from Anfield, recognised as one of the more formidable club sides in history, failed to score in eight of their 10 meetings with Forest.
Miss Navratilova also appears to be too quick for the likes of Claudia Kohde Kilsch, a tall, gangling player who has emerged as one of the more formidable players.
It established Manning as one of the more formidable forces to be reckoned with within the modern US military, a reputation that she has more than lived up to since then.
J. Edgar replied to Mr. Clawson that Mr. Clark was a "jellyfish," a state that he equated with being a "softie"; this shows that he may know a lot about bank robbers but is vastly igno rant about marine life, since a jellyfish is one of the more formidable creatures of the deep.
Polley herself, who had a long career as a child and teen actor before moving behind the camera with Away From Her, is one of the more formidable intelligences at work in cinema today: you can read the Observer's recent interview with her here.
