Sentence examples for powerful perhaps from inspiring English sources

This attitude remains powerful, perhaps dominant, among many thoughtful people today — perhaps especially among conservatives, reacting against a facile liberal belief in progress.

We make no excuse for engaging very directly with business because we believe that it's a very powerful, perhaps one of the most effective, levers of change".

The survival advantage was so powerful perhaps because those with the mutations not only gained extra energy from lactose but also, in drought conditions, would have benefited from the water in milk.

For decades, Martha's Vineyard has been known as a summer enclave for the rich, the famous and the powerful — perhaps no more so than during the years of the Clinton presidency, when Bill and Hillary, with no permanent vacation home of their own, would regularly visit and stay with friends who had places on the Vineyard.

The high end is powerful, perhaps a bit too much so; when I was testing the headphones out in Far Cry 2, a certain (possibly buggy) sniper rifle's noise made such a crack every time I fired it that I had to avoid the gun altogether or else turn the volume down when I needed it.

"James Dean is really sexy and powerful, perhaps mainly because he's in control," House says.

The role of the prosecutor in America is a powerful one perhaps unequaled in both power and envy.

Thus, when you lack power, behaving in a dominant manner may help you feel more powerful and perhaps negotiate more assertively.

Bush was motivated to overthrow Saddam by his need to curry favor with what Scharping called "a powerful -- perhaps overly powerful -- Jewish lobby" in the coming U.S. elections.

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Equally powerful, but perhaps with a higher profile, is the Quds Force leader, Maj.