Sentence examples for potent living from inspiring English sources

"[Castro] was the most potent living symbol of the revolutionary period of the 20th century — and not just for Cubans," he explains.

And even though Castro's death may not bring immediate liberties to artists in search of free expression, it does mark a tremendous psychological milestone.... "[Castro] was the most potent living symbol of the revolutionary period of the 20th century — and not just for Cubans," says curator Dan Cameron.

Dance music once had such transience that it seems bizarre that Underworld should be such a potent live force after 15 years, but so they remain.

Characterized by rhythmic assertiveness, terse counterpoint and an unconventional blend of timbres, the ensemble has issued three studio albums and one potent live recording, "Extended Play: Live at Birdland" (ECM).

(MMR shot contains no thimerasol or mercury but a cocktail of 3 potent live viruses).

Adrien Begrand of PopMatters called 9.0: Live a "very worthy live album", and complimented the band for gaining success the "old-fashioned way, building a strong reputation as an extremely potent live act".

Thus it could serve as a basis for a very potent live vaccine against bubonic and pneumonic plague.

Moreover, increased production of the 5'trailer RNA may also serve as a pathogen associated molecular pattern generating a potent live attenuated vector with natural adjuvant properties.

We addressed these issues using a previously established SIV-macaque model in which SIV mutants with deletions of multiple gp120 N-glycans function as potent live attenuated vaccines to induce near-sterile immunity against the parental pathogenic SIVmac239.

As Hampton's epic reminds us, the idealistic hopes expressed at the end of the American civil war have still be realised – and race remains a potent and living issue.

The drawing expresses the power of dreams, which were regarded as potent portents for living.