Sentence examples for power shows from inspiring English sources
That power shows up in telling ways.
Still, in the play's more persuasive scenes Mr. Power shows a compassionate understanding of Fetchit's fall from fame to disgrace.
As our fascination with money and power shows signs of curdling into resentment, we need both plausible targets and sympathetic alter egos.
Analysis by these researchers has found that the costs associated with fusion power shows its feasibility, when compared with traditional fission reactors, generating electricity at a similar price.
Computing power shows exponential growth: one becomes two, and two becomes four, and four becomes eight, and when plotted on a chart, it looks like a rocket taking off.
In a control room in London's fashionable Soho district, Ziko Abram of Kiwi Power shows off a "virtual" power plant with a capacity of more than 100 megawatts (MW).
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.
Brandon Inge started the power show on the game's second pitch, and Ordóñez hit another in the first inning.
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.
By E. B. White The New Yorker, December 15 , 1928P. 21 Lady found wandering around the exhibits in the Power Show confesses she thought it was the Flower Show.
