Sentence examples for potent quality from inspiring English sources
But Face Value's most potent quality was its emotional transparency.
Perhaps the most potent quality of Hardenberger's artistry was the way in which he used his instrument with all the subtlety and range of the human voice, capturing the reflective expressivity of the second-movement Soliloquy.
In the grip of winter, Mr. Sale has placed his faith in cabbage, potatoes, squash and brussels sprouts, which he handles expertly, bringing a rustic, potent quality to main courses like seared Arctic char, served on a thick bed of crunchy savoy cabbage infused with the tangy flavor of smoked salmon bacon and earthy chanterelles.
Most still "spray and pray", throwing money at the web in the hope of reaching a mass-audience and building a brand, just as they did once before in the broadcast world.But this is to ignore the Internet's most potent quality: that it is interactive, letting consumers and marketers talk direct to each other in real time.
Those defensive qualities were evident again in Israel - but this time with the pivotal addition of potent quality in the opponents' half.
And while many agonise over the lack of adventure in the manager's selections or tactics, the former Juventus boss maintains his side's most potent quality in Poland and Ukraine will be its unity.
Professor Wilson, a sociologist at the University of Chicago, recognized the politically potent qualities of the word.
In addition, Mr. Bush's personal appeal -- one of his most potent qualities in last year's election -- has dipped to its lowest point since April 2000, after he was lashed by Senator John McCain of Arizona in the early Republican primaries.
On all levels of the book, Waldie uses an evenhanded approach and pulls from opposing sides of each issue, which creates a potent, ineffable quality.
The potent pharmaceutical quality of 6-gingerol may be attributed to its chemical structure.
Resistin is a recently discovered adipocytokine, having a potent biomarker quality.
