Sentence examples for potency comes from from inspiring English sources
As with Mariano Rivera's cutter, the potency comes from the lateral movement: the ball seldom meets a bat squarely.
Much of the album's potency comes from a smoldering upwelling of bass drones and electronic striations, with a Hammond B-3 organ whirring somewhere in the background.
The Swiss scientists speculate that hay's particular potency comes from its structure — its tiny capillaries provide the perfect shelter for bubbles of CO2.
Nilva praised the clip's accurate depiction of patterns in an abusive relationship and thought the video's potency came from Eminem's history of violence-themed songs and Brown's assault on Rihanna.
But its potency comes not just from who has joined but from the experiences they have as members.
America's potency comes not just from its capacity to project force, but also from the enduring appeal of the values invoked by its founders.
Others doubt the issue's potency come the fall.
Power and potency come in many fluid forms.
The sun, with the strength of it's brilliance, it's sheer presence and potency, came to stand for the masculine principle, the power of rational thinking.
It was a rebuke that felt like a warning, or at least a reminder of where the party's potency has come from this election year, despite all the efforts to cast Trump aside.
Much of the potency of "The Barbarian Nurseries" comes from our knowledge, as privileged readers, of Araceli's thoughts and feelings, disclosures that bring forth some of its freshest imagery.
