Sentence examples for phenomenal powers from inspiring English sources

Irving's phenomenal powers of dissembling simply evaporate when he is confronted by his needy and manipulative wife, Rosalyn (Jennifer Lawrence), "the Picasso of passive-aggressive karate" as he calls her.

And it's hard – no, almost impossible – to believe that O'Brien is in her ninth decade, for this is absolutely the work of a writer in her prime and at the very height of her phenomenal powers.

However, when I allow myself to ponder its phenomenal powers as detached from human permission, I experience a different kind of awe.

Although a classical dancer of phenomenal power, he projects perfection with unbelievable modesty.

Weaponry of phenomenal power is threatening lives on a mass scale and finds no match in terms of defenses.

She sketches it with her customary sweetness, in no way suggesting any of the phenomenal power this role can have.

A switch-hitting country boy with phenomenal power and a killer smile, Mickey Mantle symbolized the New York Yankees' dominance in the 1950s.

This is because, along with being a philosopher-poet, he also happens to be a craftsman of phenomenal power and versatility.

That phrase captures the phenomenal power of the Philharmonic's "German Requiem," which also involved Thomas Hampson, Heidi Grant Murphy, the New York Choral Artists, and the American Boychoir, all under the direction of Kurt Masur.

Use of that phenomenal power to influence control over other aspects of the economy including budget decisions, labour-market regulations, and the benefit structure of old-age pensions is wildly outside the purview of the central bank and sure to prove corrosive to the independence of the central bank and the democratic process.Central bankers will inevitably face limits on what they can achieve.

Privacy and civil rights groups have argued that, in light of the Snowden revelations, all electronic surveillance warrants should go before a judge to ensure the phenomenal power available to government as a result of modern surveillance technology should be subject to some form of judicial constraint.