Yet I believe in a power greater than myself.
Eventually, those characters succumb to a power greater than any on Earth, something unknowable.
I said things like, 'No one knows his power greater than I!' It was hilarious.
Thus...a general...after a lifetime of military service, had discovered a power greater than military force.
A desire for control: both Labour and the Conservatives want to be able to implement their programmes when they are in power – greater local autonomy threatens this.
The audiences were largely composed of older rural voters who are typical of caucusgoers and, under complicated caucus rules, have power greater than their actual numbers.
A Power Greater Than Myself: At The Splintered Mind, Eric Schwitzgebel and Alan Moore attempt an eccentric and entertaining refutation of solipsism.
The feeble regency of his mother, the pious Agnes of Poitou, faltered before the throng of princes, who respected only authority and power greater than their own.
Kerr envisioned the state's public universities as "bait to be dangled in front of industry, with drawing power greater than low taxes or cheap labour".
I finally saw the light, surrendered to a power greater than logic and bought a pair of gray suede Robert Clergerie platform wallabies (price redacted).
He comes to realize that survival involves knowing when to assert himself and when to hold back, when to take the upper hand and when to yield to a power greater than himself.
