Sentence examples for potent draw from inspiring English sources

And a potent draw for parents looking for a relatively cheap — usually less than $10 — form of bribery.

But "The Voice" has continued to be a potent draw, easily eclipsing Fox's fall-season singing show, "The X Factor".

And yet their sepulchral beat assault remains a potent draw, filling two nights at Brixton Academy, ostensibly to mark the end of the world.

One reason for the difference was that the Democrats' most potent draw, President Obama, who has raised millions of dollars for his joint fund with the Democratic committee, was busy with the battle over raising the national debt limit.

That strategy has one huge risk: it goes against the approach many Democrats in conservative districts have taken to run away from Mr Obama.Still, to black voters Mr Obama remains a far more potent draw than most other candidates.

Shortly after she moved in February into her $2.85 million house in Washington, made affordable by her $8 million book advance, she began using it for fund-raising events for Democrats, establishing herself as perhaps the party's second most potent draw for donors -- her husband being its first.

And R.E.M. and Pearl Jam remain potent draws on the road.

The city's cheap rents and dynamic night life are potent draws.

The mix this time is especially potent, drawn from the Nazi depths and from the contemporary Babel of the Internet, which seethes like a global subconscious, spreading information and misinformation and what Nietzsche called ressentiment.

Vesuvius was the villain, and the sooty remnants of its wrath are still visible today, a potent tourist draw and constant reminder of the evil that volcanoes do.

Nearby Letchworth State Park, whose vistas have given it the nickname "the Grand Canyon of the East," is a potent local draw: it attracts almost three-quarters of a million visitors each year.