Sentence examples for potential made from inspiring English sources

The word's fantastical, and often sexualized, connotations cast the muse in shadows, the lack of defined boundaries potentially enabling transgressions on the part of the artist to occur ― a potential made clear by various Me Too stories of late.

But he worried that his baseball potential made football coaches reluctant to recruit him.

South, with slam potential, made a quantitative jump to five hearts, which North passed, perhaps thinking that his diamond honors were not pulling their full weight.

He finished with 17 points on nine shots, and after Butler squandered a 10-point lead, Kameron Woods, a lanky freshman dripping with potential, made one of the game's biggest plays.

His mastery of the technology, which had been developed for several years before but never fully deployed in a way that unveiled its creative potential, made Mr. Curtis a revered figure in the emerging world of Web design.

By Jenna Krajeski January 27 , 2010Craigslist Missed Connections — that font of potential made connections — has already inspired a comic book and a series of short plays (including "You Were a Mexican with Friends," by my former colleague Branden JacobsoJenkits), so it doesn't seem far-fetched to propose this fantasy book deal: "Selected Missed Connections".

Ford recognised Bascombe's fictional potential, making him part of an informal trilogy.

With power numbers down across baseball, Harper's home run potential makes him especially important to the Nationals' future.

"At some point, it makes sense to go on and do new things -- the risks, budget and promise of greater potential make this easy to determine," she said.

This design allows for a compact and lightweight engine with prodigious power potential, making it an obvious choice for a sports car.

I like to get players up to potential, make them world class at a huge club.