Sentence examples for powerful adjective from inspiring English sources

Heirloom, though, is a particularly powerful adjective, conjuring visions of turn-of-the-century gardeners cultivating tomatoes in a sunny backyard until they reach the perfect state of sweet juiciness.

But Microsoft executives apparently thought that "Live" was so powerful an adjective that it could make the Windows brand suitable for extension in all directions.

If your product is truly disruptive, why not instead describe how it is changing your industry by using powerful, original adjectives?

No powerful, state-defining adjective.

Powerful is the adjective the best describes Dr. Sampson Davis.

So if 'perfectly' in 'perfectly powerful' is an alienans adjective, then God can be perfectly powerful without being powerful, and the above objection to DDS collapses.

"Big, strong, powerful". Deploying the same adjectives in outlining Stoke's game plan, Parkin concurred.

Television is better than movies; audience levels are in a state of permanent decline; the Hollywood studios have given up on grown-ups; and digital, a force so powerful that it is both adjective and noun, is destroying cinema as we know it.

My one adjective for it is powerful--a powerful movie.

There's a reason why the crucial adjective for art is "powerful"; it's ultimately forced to engage with power as such.

She wouldn't be embroiled in a lawsuit with her former employer or now disparaged as "abrasive," one adjective routinely employed to describe powerful women in finance (or any powerful woman for that mattter) who make a fuss.