Sentence examples for our full power from inspiring English sources

Nor can we realistically be a "humble nation," in Mr. Bush's phrase, in anything but rhetoric if we expect to retain our full power and influence.

2. Guilt keep us toeing the line: Rather then leading with our full power, guilt keeps us in check and keeps us rooted to following others rather than following our greatest passions.

As we come to our full power, we do so with an abiding sense of responsibility and gratitude, understanding that our ability to not only stand in our truth, but project it, is a direct result of the sacrifice of others.

I have no doubt that I am slightly less focused in these interactions, but, frankly, most of what we do during the day doesn't require our full powers of concentration.

I care passionately about the inhabitability of our planet from an environmental perspective, but until it's fully inhabitable by women who can walk freely down the street without the constant fear of trouble and danger, we will labor under practical and psychological burdens that impair our full powers.

We can't wait to put our full commercial power and experience behind distributing SumUp's unique mobile payment technology on a global scale," said Konstantin Wolff, co-founder of payleven and now CMO of SumUp in a statement.

To see where my house is wasting energy, the Dundee-based company IRT Surveys recently conducted a thermal imaging survey with our central heating on full power and all the windows shut.

We then simply added Vectashield (see Section 2.2) turned on our excitation laser to full power (≈ 1.5 kW.cm−2) and recorded 10.000 frames.

"Rising Currents" showed what we could accomplish if we unleashed our full creative powers to fight back against global warming.

"But we were going to make sure that we put the full power of our buy with the people who were swing voters, who were on the edge.

We are equally determined to unlock the full power of our partnership with civil society organisations, teachers, bilateral and multilateral donors, the private sector and foundations to support developing country governments.