Sentence examples for potent about from inspiring English sources

But there is something more potent about Lewthwaite's story.

And there's something very potent about those fantasies.

Yet what is so potent about Grant's story, moment by moment, is its apolitical, or non-political aspect.

She sounds as self-conscious as ever, but there's something potent about her shift from the pseudo-philosophical to the frankly personal.

But Goold added: "What's potent about the play is that people are able to read all those parallels without us banging them over the head".

There's something potent about his struggle to hit the high notes in I Miss You, a song "I wrote about my first wife while I was with my second wife".

Moreover, compound 1g was identified as the most potent candidate with about 2-fold higher potency (Ki = 16.7 nM) against human AChE and about 2-fold lower potency (Ki = 16.1 nM) against BChE than tacrine (Ki = 35.7 nM for AChE, Ki = 8.7 nM for BChE), respectively.

Dubblejoint's latest effort daringly broaches timely and potent material about racism in contemporary Northern Ireland and about the complex position of the Irish as both slaves and slaveowners in 1760s Montserrat.

Ian's situation mirrors the film's extremely potent concern about just which people any of us care about in a disaster like the tsunami.

In other countries, the rate of malaria tracked the general disease rate until the programmes began, and then fell suddenly (see chart).Giving away insecticide-impregnated nets free to anyone visiting a clinic (the nets stay potent for about five years) was not the only new thing about the operations.

Davis seems to have run out of potent observations about many of her later pictures.