Sentence examples for potent writing from inspiring English sources

Simple enough to suit young singers yet complex enough to engage them, Mr. Moran's elegant, potent writing was pitched perfectly to the occasion.

"Trump's sense of abuse and humiliation is potent," wrote Wertheim.

Jeffery Potent writes about how corporations are thinking about their impact on ecosystems in terms of economic quantification in order to achieve more sustainable practices.

Their words were so potent; Robert Johnson wrote with such beauty and told such potent stories.

What we said: "They manage the rare feat of melding pop and politics into a potent mix," wrote Lanre Bakare, in the Guardian.

Some of the most potent memoirs written by black men, The Autobiography of Malcolm X and Barack Obama's Dreams from My Father, feature absent fathers, and (if only in this sense) don't divert the white gaze.

Ms. Clyne, a young composer with a knack for writing potent, engaging electro-acoustic works, fashioned the 45-minute sequence of solos and duets in memory of her mother.

But all shall be well, for Beckett was never more potent than when writing for one woman, alone or desolate onstage, and Dwan, still in her thirties, is the foremost inheritor of that power.

In a letter sent from Guatemala, Robert Heizer describes finding an abundance of beautiful early Mayan stelae — "I tell you, man, these guys could really move the rocks" — and delivers a potent compliment, writing, "They would have liked Complex I".

This is genuinely potent and dream-haunting writing.

That's how potent and raw her writing is.