Sentence examples for potent eye from inspiring English sources

CN gas This spray's active chemical, phenacyl chloride, is weaker than CS but longer lasting and more toxic: a potent eye, nose and throat irritant which can cause burns, short breath, and a burning sensation in the chest.

Dorsa becomes sleepless and fevered, sees apparitions in the apartment that seem, to her child's eyes, potent and real.

The internet payments system PayPal is a potent example, particularly eye-catching because its alumnae have spawned so many other striking start-ups that they are known as the PayPal Mafia.

To answer the first question, we drove two copies of ey, which is the most potent inducer of ectopic eye formation [2], [28] and observe no increase in the size of ectopic eyes, no change in the tissue distribution of the eyes and no variation in the location of the transformation hot spots (Fig. 4A-B).

Her college training shows, for she has an eye for potent visual symbols: fleshlike flowers, mythological beings, ornate cursive script, Hindu hand mudras and other cosmic signs.

The combination of Arnold's name and the beloved Emily Brontë novel was always a potent offer, although Artificial Eye's marketing campaign is defiantly arthouse in execution, and the broader audiences courted for the distributor's recent hit We Need to Talk About Kevin are clearly not in sight.

Mary, by contrast, stares straight forward, with eyes as potent as her broad nose and full lips, and the dung hangs from her right breast as an emblem of her motherhood, but also her sexuality.

Hooke's sad reflection on the life unlived is among the more philosophically potent passages in "Isaac's Eye," and it's no less so for being delivered in Mr. Hnath's self-consciously artificial tone.

The malevolent gaze of Apep's own Eye is a potent weapon against Ra, and Ra's Eye is one of the few powers that can counteract it.

With an eye to the potent power of behavioural economics, he announced that his Behavioural Insights Team (or, "Nudge Unit", the brainchild of 2010 that has reportedly saved Britain hundreds of millions of pounds – and is now the envy of the Obama administration) would be spun-out and expanded, possibly to enormous effect.

Within the context of rhesus macaque social structure, this makes adaptive sense: high ranking male macaques are potent social threats, and direct eye contact is a social challenge that is likely to invite retaliation [28], [29].