Sentence examples for potent notion from inspiring English sources

This rhetoric against them has become rooted, knowingly and successfully, in the potent notion of trust.

Nevertheless, it happened, and Kobe's words reinforced a very potent notion in basketball circles – dark guys play the game harder and light-skinned guys are soft.

Ingrid LaFleur's moss, crystal, and mother of pearl infused plate is adorned with potent notions of nature, knowledge and virtues of magical experimentation.

The concert opened with a slightly underpowered but eminently characterful account of Wotan's Farewell and the Magic Fire Music from Wagner's opera "Walküre," meant to show where some of Scriabin's more potent instrumental notions originated.

As wielded by Mr. Shepard, horse racing becomes a potent metaphor for his notion of the American dream as a rigged, adrenaline-hyped game of chance.

Our comparison between weekend and weekday admissions also provides potent support for this notion.

These results provided strong evidence in support of the notion that oridonin has potent apoptotic effects against gallbladder cancer in vitro and in vivo.

But others resisted these narratives as threatening to agrarian notions of the value of rural landscapes: notions rooted in a potent agrarian discourse of national identity.

These findings further support the notion that there exist potent biological barriers to prevent the inter-neuronal transmission of αS inclusion pathology.

Our findings support the notion that BMSCs have potent inhibition on chronic smoking-induced inflammation and promote the pulmonary repair [ 17].

The notion that molecular chaperones are potent and general agents of genetic robustness has gained wide recognition [ 11].