Sentence examples for potent sense from inspiring English sources

He is, in a particularly potent sense, the Family Man.

Since he has passed, there's probably been a more potent sense of his presence".

I voted for Jeremy Corbyn, but with a potent sense of dread.

There is a potent sense of the past here, of a time when life was simpler.

A potent sense of nature worship infuses this German Romantic hymn to the sun.

Research for the book elicited in her a potent sense of discovery, and incredulity: "How wrong they had been, from Mrs Beeton down to my own contemporaries.

You could reasonably think of Vampire Weekend while listening to these songs, or of the Rapture, both influential New York bands of that time with potent senses of rhythm.

Here, Andersson's conducting strengths came to the fore: clarity of intent balanced with a potent dramatic sense.

I'm not talking about the winning, though winning them can – and probably should – produce a potent, mingled sense of scepticism and pleasure.

In addition, we have uncovered that members of the Bunyaviridae and Bornaviridae have evolved a unique strategy to escape this potent pathogen sensing mechanism by removing the 5'-terminal 5'-terminale group from triphosphate.

CqsA couples SAM and decanoyl-coenzyme A to produce a previously unknown but potent quorum-sensing molecule, 3-aminotridec-2-en-4-one (Ea-CAI-1).