Sentence examples for potent demonstration from inspiring English sources

Elgar's "Sea Pictures" offered a potent demonstration of Ms. Cooke's rich, supple sound and passionate delivery.

(The poem is a potent demonstration of the indispensability of off-rhyme. Most of its movement would be lost if those first two lines rhymed neatly).

They offer a vivid, theatrically potent demonstration of the use of the past as a metaphor for the present: either Shakespeare's or our own.

The ongoing phone-hacking story is perhaps the most potent demonstration of the impact GNM can have, affecting issues such as governance, leadership and accountability in business, media, politics and the police".

The painting is "a high-water mark in the history of Baroque portraiture," as the Met describes it, and a potent demonstration of Velázquez's contribution to international diplomacy as well as art.

By the nineteen-eighties, the Oscar party had moved permanently to Hollywood, and it soon became something at once more formal and more formidable a kind of hommage to Lazar, as well as a potent demonstration of his power to attract both the old guard and the new.

Given that voting remains the most potent symbol of participation in our democracy and civil society, restoring that right for ex-felons represents a powerful demonstration of civic redemption.

A key test of any new class of antiretroviral drug is a demonstration of potent activity against HIV-1 with known drug-resistance mutations.

That the extract of the plant proved to be more potent than aspirin in demonstration of antinociceptive activity can prove beneficial for at least two reasons.

Prostaglandins have been extensively studied, with clear demonstration of its potent vasodilating action upon the ductus arteriosus.

A new generation of youth who did not grow up in the shadow of the Cold War are beginning to ask questions about NATO, and the demonstrations offered them potent answers.