Sentence examples for potent shape from inspiring English sources

The problem with her "Red Riding Hood" may be that it is both too coy and too obvious in mining the subtext of its ancient narrative, so that neither the romanticism nor the horror ever takes satisfying or potent shape.

"Fuck" is the universal locution in her family, and hip-hop slang — a little out of date, but still potent — shapes the rest of her talk, all of it delivered with a peculiarly English tartness, as if life at any moment could be defined by a phrase.

But as China's old Marxists know, capital is power and if the country's young Internet entrepreneurs can hang onto their assets and make them grow, they could emerge as a potent force shaping the country's economic -- and political -- future.

In a country where illiteracy runs as high as a third of the population, the programs have become the most potent forum for shaping public opinion.

Evans first saw Atget's photographs in 1929 in New York and, as John T Hill explains in his essay on Evans, Atget was "perhaps the single most potent influence in shaping Evans's style".

Like gender, talker proficiency was a potent factor in shaping Min /dz/ realization.

The results indicate that magnitude of potential loss is the more potent factor in shaping risk perception and that a significant relationship exists between risk perception and decision-making.

In general, political persecution has been shown to be a potent factor in shaping the PTSD response [ 47].

In the chicken, several lines of evidence suggest that selective sweeps could be a potent force in shaping Z-chromosome variability (e.g. [ 23]).

These data suggest that Helitrons may be capable of crossing taxonomic boundaries and that HTT might be a potent force in shaping genome evolution.

A common theme among comparative sequencing studies is the suggestion that recombination is a potent driving force shaping the gene conservation patterns of hyper-variable loci of C. jejuni through events such as allelic replacements, gene fusions, gene duplications and gene deletions.