Sentence examples for powerful structure from inspiring English sources
"It's a really powerful structure, impressive architecturally".
A powerful structure and abundant black fruit, but a certain freshness, too.
The commission, he notes, is a "very powerful structure".In this section Barack Obama, poised to plunge Does he really want a deal?
Mr. Churchill has, with his usual frankness and pith, defined the main process by which the powerful structure of our industrial society has been built up as "competitive selection".
It takes the " 'man ruins all he cares about in the name of something that makes him nominally freer and more powerful' structure of the genre" and then mines it for laughs, not gravitas.
People are flocking to Bilbao to see the building, not its contents; in Berlin, Daniel Libeskind's Jewish Museum doesn't even have any contents -- the exhibits have not yet been installed -- but the powerful structure is drawing unanticipated throngs.
It was a living social reality, dependent on social interaction to charge it up as a powerful force, but which when energised could release a powerful, structuring influence on social life.
I was saying that the same science that had gone into weaponry and the development of the advanced technology of the aircraft industry had also made it possible to make very much lighter and more powerful structures.
Instead of historically inspired villas or clusters of vernacular-style huts or cottages, architects are embracing a kind of eco-modernism, with quietly powerful structures that take their cues — literally — from the landscape.
Finally, "The City," a 15-foot-long by 4-foot-wide installation by Alex McFarlane, is made of graphite reflecting in its jet surfaces and silvery highlights hundreds of city blocks with powerful structures rising over the grid, their doors and tiny windows opening into the unknown.
Nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) offers a non-destructive, powerful, structure-specific analytical method for the identification of chemical and biological systems.
