Sentence examples for potent aspects from inspiring English sources

The story that Holmes swiftly unravels will involve some potent aspects of India in all its mystery and romance: the "mutiny" of 1857; stolen jewels from Agra; and a Sikh plot.

But it has been a highly effective tool in his chosen sport, evolving into one of the most potent aspects of his offensive repertory with the Los Angeles Lakers.

And one of the most potent aspects of the film is its broadside against "Saturday Night Live".

The most potent aspect of intellectual archeology that Subrin captures is Firestone's essential subject: the resistance of the body.

"The most beautiful, potent aspect of Islam is the unity of things; you can't throw anything out of the universe.

This piece-by-piece reconstruction of the old man's fading identity is finally the most potent aspect of "The Walkaway," though Mr. Phillips's deadpan wit is also a major asset.

A more potent aspect of choreography, though, can beam forth when dance and movement are indivisible from direction, and where they seem constantly to give a show further dimension.

The most potent aspect of the Wallabies is when we can get our backs into the game and exercise some movement.

Still, the most potent aspect of his repertoire is probably his new mustache.

But the evening's panel discussion featuring Miller, Skolnik, Fuad, poet and educator Shannon Matesky, and activist Diana Morgan addressed a potent aspect about engaging with "the other".

The way the class has been regarded by critics, as inappropriate, or trivialized, or both, is reflective of why it's so important - we wrongly trivialize porn or mark its consideration as off limits when it's such a prominent and potent aspect of modern culture and our lives.