Sentence examples for potent expression from inspiring English sources

It's also a potent expression of the political-humanist ferment of the nineteen thirties.

The results are a potent expression of the battle to define the meaning of American democracy.

Originally intended for his private guidance and self-admonition, the Meditations has endured as a potent expression of Stoic belief.

Her quest is to show how memories determine mood, which culminates in an unusual and potent expression in her installation, "Roundabout" (2004).

When thrown at someone, particularly if it's rotten, the egg is a potent expression of disapproval.

The two women joined forces to sing with potent expression in the work's poignant duets.

Potent expressions of national power, these and other Saarinen-designed structures including the GM Technical Center, Dulles International Airport, and John Deere headquarters—helped create the international image of the United States in the decades following World War II.

The monomyth goes hand in hand with monarchy; it is one of the most potent expressions of royal ideology.

As if to sharpen that point, Mr. Putin made his entrance here after flying from China, where he and President Jiang Zemin and the leaders of four Central Asian republics signed the founding charter of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, not quite an alliance, but a potent new expression of Asian interests.

A clear, concise and richly illustrated account of modern American architecture, this timely book will be essential for all those who wonder about the remarkable legacy of American modernity in its most potent cultural expression.

This shameless slice of cheese might be the best of the bunch, as potent an expression of desire as you're likely to ever hear blaring at a corporate team-building retreat.