Sentence examples for potential to shine from inspiring English sources
Ainsworth, in particular, has the potential to shine at this level.
The dinner has the potential to shine a bright national light on the comic who serves as the evening's entertainment — or not, as Mr. Colbert found.
The dinner has the potential to shine a bright national light on the comic who serves as the evening's entertainment -- or not.
Stanford's Office of MD Admissions looks for applicants with the potential to shine in the classroom and the clinic, as well as with the qualities of a future leader in health care.
To think of being kind at Christmas, then, is not simply to pay lip-service to a watered-down version of what the season "really" means, but rather to remind ourselves of our potential to shine as human beings.
Without guaranteeing a fourth year or even including a vesting option, the Mets fortified their rotation Monday with a 27-year-old left-hander who is comfortable pitching in New York; who last season baffled their chief rival, the Philadelphia Phillies; and who has the potential to shine brighter than Lowe.
Potential began to shine through poor management.
Sooner or later, you begin to regret chances not taken, opportunities left unexplored and potential barely allowed to shine.
I am only concerned that a young man with a lot of potential should be allowed to shine".
With "each new technological distribution", Usher said, "the patterns of dominance continue despite what we might think about the potential for new voices to shine".
