Sentence examples for powerful phenomenon from inspiring English sources
But there is a very powerful phenomenon at work in the education system.
Contact between east and west is a powerful phenomenon in Venetian art.
In the 19th century and most of the 20th, speculation in land was a powerful phenomenon.
Still, several voters thought that "Real Thing" might have a slight edge by dint of an even more powerful phenomenon: O'Neill fatigue.
Since 1950 the most important and powerful phenomenon in cultural history has been the blurring, even dissolution, of boundaries between high and low.
"Reverse chic is a very powerful phenomenon in status-oriented circles," said David Kamp, the author of "The United States of Arugula" (Broadway, 2006), a book about the American fine-food revolution.
The decision disappointed astronomers, who had hoped for a few more years of observations of the enigmatic flashes of gamma rays that attest to some of the most bizarre and powerful phenomena in the universe.
How powerful a phenomenon is the Tea Party movement?
By the 1970's, when franchises became a widespread and powerful economic phenomenon, names like McDonald's and Dairy Queen were already synonymous with hamburgers and ice cream.
But the mystery of the conductor, what he did – and it almost always was a he when I was growing up in Glasgow – and what effect the somehow significant semaphore that the baton carved in the air had on the musicians was almost as powerful a phenomenon as the music itself.
With its young members, its 24-hour discussion groups on everything from graffiti to independent film-making, and its thousands of undiscovered bands, MySpace.com has the ambition not just to be useful, like Google, MSN or Yahoo!, but cool.While no one doubts that News Corporation has tapped into a powerful social phenomenon, some people question if there is much money to be made from it.
