Sentence examples for potent autonomy from inspiring English sources
He suggests that our increased tendency to talk about our problems as "addictions" is indicative of the more potent "autonomy addiction" that lies behind it: "the illusion that we can be fully masters of ourselves".
As war dragged on, music never stopped being a potent force in the fight for autonomy, with singers often useing metaphor or allegory to get their point across.
This potent combination of regional strength and local autonomy could carry candidates like him all the way to Westminster.But that raises the question: what will they do if elected?
But the victory will test his conviction that negotiations and compromise are the best way to settle the most volatile issue in Spanish politics — the regional demands for autonomy or independence that in the past have led to potent separatist movements, terrorism and civil war.
SDT asserts that individuals look forward to the satisfaction of three basic psychological needs (i.e., competence, relatedness and autonomy), and these basic psychological needs are held to be potent motivational forces that drive human attitudes, behavior, and well-being (Rosen et al. 2014).
In particular during the potent years of adolescent where habits and lifestyle are exposed to changes in autonomy.
The agency enjoys a stellar reputation as a potent source of technological innovation for the U.S. military, in large part thanks to the unique degree of autonomy, flexibility, and authority given DARPA program managers, who serve relatively brief tenures.
These are potent facts to present to your father-in-law, but not so potent as to justify robbing him of his autonomy.
