We are now confronted by a potent, real-world example.
Dorsa becomes sleepless and fevered, sees apparitions in the apartment that seem, to her child's eyes, potent and real.
He's re-invented himself and built a world that is very potent and real that draws others in.
There weren't many blacks in Germany in 1940; Chaplin's call for equality was aimed at his audience in America, where anti-Semitism was a far less potent and real political force than was racism.
Books here are the real, potent sources of magic.
The fantasy... seems to be that a lesbian can be 'turned' by a real, potent man".
Although Phaethon and his enemies command unthinkably potent weapons, the real life-or-death battles are fought with words.
The fantasy underpinning Axler and Pegeen's relationship seems to be that a lesbian can be "turned" by a real, potent man; at one point, Pegeen alludes to Axler having "fucked the lesbian out of me".
Now, galvanized by disasters like Hurricane Katrina and 9/11, and aware of the insulating effects of wealth, many parents are using travel to deliver to their children potent doses of real life.
The site is a potent combination of real scoops, gossip and innuendo aimed at Mr. Drudge's targets of choice — some of it delivered with no apparent effort to determine its truth, as politicians of all stripes have discovered at times.
