Second, there was a part of him-and I didn't know how potent that part might be-that thirsted for my blood.
"You didn't tell me the house stinks," he says, referring to a strong pet odor that seems particularly potent that day.
The events of 1968 and all that flowed from them are a reminder of how potent that moment was and how quickly its cause can be reinvigorated.
It remains to be seen how potent that will be as an issue, given the fact that the last four presidential elections have been won by the candidate with the less impressive military resume.
I know how potent that illusion of invincibility is.
Heavy objects, especially ones with sharp corners, make good weapons, but if you have access to something a bit more potent, that is best.
The smell of urine is so potent that many children hold their noses as they cross.
There are, too, phrases so simple yet so achingly potent that they made this writer jealous.
But by then the legend had grown so potent that the actual details mattered little.
These very young stem cells are thought to be more potent that stem cells collected from adults.
But some substances are so potent that a minute quantity can bring about vast changes in the body.
