Sentence examples for powerful siblings from inspiring English sources

Feeling shortchanged, William and Frederick spent more than a decade suing for more, but today are worth a fraction of their more powerful siblings, who both rank among the nation's top 10 richest individuals.

Called into being by President Richard Nixon two decades earlier, it had languished in the shadow of more powerful siblings, notably the FBI.

No minor figure manages to alienate the President of the United States, a pair of politically powerful billionaire siblings, the country's reigning entertainment power couple, and the scions of the most revered American activist of the twentieth century.

Clinical medicine seemed the more powerful of the siblings.

It was a powerful narrative of sibling rivalry and violence in an urban setting.

Worryingly, the rules also enable the president or the secretary of defence (the most powerful of those presidential siblings) to pass regulations "as it is deemed necessary".The evidence suggests that Mr Rajapaksa is not fond of relinquishing power.

Signed Comment about feminism & the Women's Issue of The New Yorker... Sisterhood is powerful, but so is sibling rivalry; so is the drudgery of daily life; so is conservatism, which, with some unintended help from the sillier reaches of academe, has half succeeding in turning "feminism" into a much mocked anachronism, a mood ring left over from the bell-bottom epoch.

The bond between Jesper and "Sistermine," as he calls her, is tender and powerful; their connection an intense sibling love that, briefly, uncomfortably, seems to veer toward something else is part of what gives "To Siberia" its curious hold.

Two of Larijani's siblings are also powerful figures in the Iranian ruling system.

Set in Las Vegas and Mexico and unfolding in three languages, the story follows two gold-digging immigrants engaged to siblings from a powerful Vegas family.

Another powerful moment comes as the siblings sense Tom's isolation and talk about how individuals with fragile X retreat into themselves as they grow older.