Sentence examples for potent remarks from inspiring English sources
The former US secretary of state Hillary Clinton made some of the most potent remarks in a television interview, saying there were strong indications Russian-backed militia were to blame and called on the EU to intensify sanctions.
The former US secretary of state, Hillary Clinton, made some of the most potent remarks in a television interview, saying there were strong indications Russian-backed militia were to blame and action was needed to "put [Vladimir] Putin on notice that he has gone too far and we are not going to stand idly by".
Mrs. Clinton has struggled to win over white working-class voters, and was quick to use Mr. Trump's remarks as a potent attack on the campaign trail on Tuesday.
But others said it was hard not to see the potent meaning in Mr. Obama's remarks, particularly on Capitol Hill, where lawmakers are contemplating making dishonorable discharge an automatic punishment for convicted offenders.
The "forces of hell" remark was particularly potent because his tenure has been characterised by the stoicism and calm which he has displayed both in relation to Number 10 and during the economic convulsions of the past three years.
Top Democrats increasingly see a dual-female ticket as a potent response to a GOP nominee with a well-documented past of sexist remarks.
Tim Robinson remarks that of all the words in the Irish language, "the most potent are sean, old, and siar, westwards or backwards in time or space".
The highest activity was remarked for LPME (IC50 60.25 ± 4.7 μg/ml) (P < 0.01) of LP and is more potent in inhibition of lipids peroxidation than other fractions.
Potent, well balanced, complex.
