Sentence examples for plain power from inspiring English sources

At its best, in its articulation of a personal experience of the war and its aftermath, and in the plain power of its prose, "The Good German" rivals Irwin Shaw's novel "The Young Lions," its history imaginatively accessible, its plot historically inevitable.

Such kind of plain power allocation obviously leads to the waste of power resources in PDCCH.

With no internal accent, it matches how the leaks and current Really Black Pixel 2 XL feature a plain power switch.

Until the 5th century bce, China was dominated by the central-plain power Wei, a successor to Jin, and by the eastern power Qi, a wealthy state with a new ruling house.

Employees' message is plain: the power to regulate commerce includes the power to override States' immunity from suit, but we will not conclude that Congress has overridden this immunity unless it does so clearly.

As Herman Melville wrote in a poem about the Union ironclad Monitor, a ship that seemed to change the very heart of naval conflict:                … plain mechanic power Plied cogently in War now placed — Where War belongs — Among the trades and artisans….

As Herman Melville wrote in a poem about the Union ironclad Monitor, a ship that seemed to change the very heart of naval conflict: … plain mechanic power Plied cogently in War now placed — Where War belongs — Among the trades and artisans….

Thirty-five milesoutheastst of Las Vegas is a 280-acre shining oasis on a parched desert plain: the power plant called Nevada Solar One.

These stories -- which feel more like creative writing exercises than organic tales -- lack the immediacy and plain-spoken power of Ms. Mason's best work.

For the French, the United Nations is a kind of global legislature that offers a level playing field to superpowers, plain old powers and all the rest of the world.

"That is star power, plain and simple," wrote Scott Mendelson in Forbes.