Sentence examples for power showing from inspiring English sources

Berenice Abbott's "New York at Night" (1933), is regarded as a classic because it uses just the basics to convey a sense of power, showing the grid of Manhattan skyscrapers blazing with electric light.

Several diplomats said that Russia defined victory as a negotiated solution that would leave Mr. Assad in power — showing that Western aspirations for regime change had failed — but that Mr. Putin might back a deal that would ease the Syrian leader out later or diminish his power.

From Friday through Sept. 1, Caitlin Cherry, in "Hero Safe," will play with the idea of the museum not only as a place of protection but also of power, showing wood-and-rope creations inspired by Leonardo — a catapult, a crossbow and a trebuchet (or siege engine) — that are merely sculptures but appear to be fully operational for 15th-century onslaught.

Phase quantification revealed compositional changes as a function of plasma input power showing more amorphous content at higher plate power.

He organizes his account to emphasize appetite's corrupting power, showing how each defective regime can, through the corruption of the rulers' appetites, devolve into a still worse one.

The high power showing markedly congested fetal blood vessels (star) and some of trophoblastic cells showing pyknotic nuclei (arrows) (g) (H&E ×100).

That power shows up in telling ways.

Leonard Bernstein and Yevgeny Mravinsky, both at peak power, show some of the possibilities.

The undercurrent of anger beneath all this flower power showed itself in an outpouring of creativity.

In 1990 a government-sponsored survey on public attitudes to nuclear power showed that 55percentnt favoured the active or cautious development of nuclear power plants, with about 38percentnt against.

The efficiency of the generated THz power shows a maximum near θ = 1 rad.