Sentence examples for potent charge from inspiring English sources

But the possibility of the public airing of the emotionally potent charge of genocide could inflame anew the poor relations between Estonia and Russia.

It is the great thread of mid-century counterfactual history – the "what if" which gives Kazuo Ishiguro's The Remains of the Day its potent charge.

The prime minister promptly withdrew all his lawsuits, thereby defusing Mr Sondhi's most potent charge, that Mr Thaksin does not show proper respect for the monarchy.

But devolution has also provided the Conservatives with a potent charge that they are using on a UK level in this election.

Lifted by his successful goal debut, he tried something more typical of his repertoire: a potent charge down the far right, despite a month's lack of play".

The Hershey school still carries a potent emotional charge for many of the alumni.

By switching from black powder to double-base powder (40 percent nitroglycerin, 60 percent nitrocellulose), a far more potent propulsion charge was obtained.

"But there are only two explanations: Either they don't understand how the program works, which is hard to imagine, or there is some deliberate misrepresentation here because they know how politically potent this charge is".

Seizing, shaping, refining, caressing the music with a workingman's athletic grace, Montand exudes a raw physical energy that carries a potent erotic charge (obviating the subtitles for the song "Coucher Avec Elle").

Given the political environment, members of Congress appear eager to insulate themselves not only from the suggestion that they have some market advantage over average Americans but also from what they expect could become a potent campaign charge in a year when many usually safe incumbents could face a challenge.

Given the political environment, members of Congress seem eager to insulate themselves not only from the suggestion that they have some market advantage over average Americans, but also from what they expect could become a potent campaign charge in a year when many usually safe incumbents could face a challenge.