Sentence examples for potent point from inspiring English sources

The second – equally potent – point I learned is that people do not aggregate information properly.

He has also played a tenacious defense that has shackled some of the league's most potent point guards.

Peterloo became a potent rallying point of popular radicalism and, later, popular Liberal politics.

Effective leadership is a potent talking point in the charity sector, and demand for its work is unyielding.

The list documents 139 people freed from death row and has been a potent talking point in the death penalty debate.

The embassy and consulate attacks were "about us" in the sense that anti-Americanism remains a potent rallying point for popular discontent in the Islamic world.

EVER since the low-carbohydrate craze gave Miller Lite a potent bragging point last year -- it has fewer carbs than Bud Light, the best-selling beer brand -- its ad contest with Anheuser-Busch has grown increasingly raucous.

But in his duets with La Conja there is the start of something new: Mr. Glover has found a potent meeting point between his unadorned, musical approach to tap and flamenco's raw passion.

And while Mr. MacCoun said he was not certain that a ballot measure was the way to address that inequity, he said the positioning of Proposition 19 as a civil rights issue could be a potent selling point.

Newly published research led by Cornell University scientists challenges the core calculations and conclusions of a paper by another Cornell researcher, Robert Howarth, that became a potent talking point for opponents of hydraulic fracturing last year.

Still, he and others say the rebate provision could prove a potent selling point for a law that remains unpopular with many Americans, not to mention a well-timed tool for the Obama re-election campaign.