Sentence examples for potent statement from inspiring English sources

All in all, it was a potent statement of arrival. 2 Chainz was finally on top.

Together with her more concise tunes, it adds up to a potent statement, presumably only the first of its kind.

In 1987, she was asked to create a public sculpture for Münster, and came up with a sunshine-yellow madonna: a potent statement in such a predominantly Catholic city.

The vote itself, however, may have delivered a politically potent statement, but not technically a mandate.

It all works though, one complementing the other in a potent statement about the way the City sees itself as a major European cultural centre.

Personally, I think that's a potent statement from the show's creators, reminding us that sexual assault can affect anyone regardless of how high you sit in a fictional society or in the real world.

In the capable hands of these young Mexican-Americans, castoff older cars -- the only ones they could usually afford -- were lovingly transformed into potent statements of a different sort.

But having survived seventeen years of Chavismo and innumerable threats of expropriation, as the government seized more than a thousand factories and farms is itself a potent political statement.

Mr. Py's restraint turns "Requiem" -- presented through tomorrow in the Harvey Theater at the Brooklyn Academy of Music as part of the Next Wave Festival -- into a visual and acoustic feat and a potent political statement.

Geoffrey Hill's elegy "In Memory of Jane Fraser" moves the reader despite the fact that Fraser never actually existed; Paul Muldoon's "Cuba" makes a subtly potent political statement even though its main character — "my eldest sister" — is a fiction.

Ms. Jones worked with the dramaturge Jeanmarie Higgins, also an assistant professor at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, who found a wealth of descriptive writing in the Marxist publication The New Masses, where the Graham solo was viewed as a potent anti-Fascist statement.