Sentence examples for potent subject from inspiring English sources
There is no more potent subject for an artist, and it explains why Mozart remains so vivid a presence.
And this week can all do the same with nominations on what is indeed a potent subject.
But authorities suppressed discussions of the high death toll among schoolchildren and harassed protesting parents after it became an increasingly potent subject.
Mr. Huckabee will focus the forum on jobs and the economy, a particularly potent subject in Ohio where the manufacturing sector has suffered greatly.
Already, the spill has become a potent subject in at least a dozen states, including some far removed from the disaster's immediate effects.
The very concept of Israel's partial or indirect guilt, established by the government's own Kahan commission, and therefore a guilt which Israel can concede without admitting to direct culpability, makes it a uniquely painful and potent subject.
But Mr. Oppenheim's ultimate legacy is to have turned futility into a medium, a potent emotional subject and a singular plan, sometimes effective, but often not much to look at.
Right off the bat, Star Trek Into Darkness zaps us with the darkest fear of all: the death of Spock, that potent Trek subject that I can't help associating with the episode of Seinfeld in which George reveals he is actually more moved by Spock's demise than by the death of his own fiancee.
Most intriguing is a streak of perversity that runs through the stories, with Mr Franco especially potent on the subject of sexuality and human anatomy.
Aunt Farfalee told you, in the low, rattling sigh that was once her voice, that magic has its limits, that the flesh has, over centuries, proved consistently vulnerable to afflictions but never, not even for the most potent of wizards, subject to improvement.
