Sentence examples for potent lessons from inspiring English sources

Ike was the last nonpolitician elected president, and his moderate vision of American government and the restrained use of American power provide potent lessons in how to truly govern from the center.

Here are some potent lessons for your business that I first discovered via practicing and then teaching Yoga for almost a decade.

And that's a potent lesson for children as well as adults.

That is discouraging news, but this setback is a potent lesson in avoiding complacency when facing a persistent killer like malaria.

The other indelible memory I have of that day is this, and it remains a potent lesson to me about the fragile, complicated and often mercurial personalities artists possess: another journalist who was waiting in the "holding room" for his turn with the maestro, a man whom Lumet obviously knew as he greeted him warmly, had brought his teenage son.

Mr. Hitchens soon learned a second cheerful lesson about the potent art of rhetoric.

Cricket is a potent secular force in Pakistan, a secular lesson.

She wondered if the lessons now being drawn from the episode would be as potent if, say, cookbooks had been the group that lost its sales rankings last weekend.

Beyond illuminating Judd's exacting sensibility, the building and its contents offer a multitude of lessons in looking, pure and simple, at things that exist, in space, and their potent effect on our lives.

As the title suggests, "A Lesson Before Dying," the 1993 novel by Ernest J. Gaines, is a peculiar combination of potent drama and tear-jerker.

Lessons from the ritonavir development program were integrated into ongoing discovery efforts, and lopinavir, a more potent inhibitor achieving high plasma concentrations when pharmacokinetically boosted by combination with ritonavir, was identified.