Sentence examples for powerful term from inspiring English sources
This year, there was the rise of the powerful term "rape culture".
Applying the word "terrorist" with a wide sensationalist swath may make a good headline; however, it desensitizes a powerful term and undermines an otherwise balanced article.
"'Appeasement!' What a powerful term it has become… It is much stronger a form of opprobrium than even the loaded 'L' word," writes Paul Kennedy, the distinguished assessor of empires at Yale, who is also a Commander of the Order of the British Empire, in "Time to Appease", for the American journal The National Interest.
We found a powerful term that accelerates a relativistic charged particle largely at a resonance point when a magnetic field strength is very large.
Thus, in Section 2, we first derive a solution of the linearized relativistic equation of motion for an electron and the powerful term that appears in the resonance point.
Combined with this point about the effects of justice is an equally cynical thesis about the language of 'justice': namely that one important way in which the politically strong take advantage of the weak is by manipulatively attaching a self-serving sense to this powerful term.
I call on Palestinians at every single level of leadership to condemn this in the most powerful terms".
Scotland Yard's now closed undercover police unit, SDS, has been condemned in powerful terms in reports prepared for the home secretary, by the police.
But I now will be up before the Congress letting them know in the most powerful terms that I can muster that the dedicated men and women of the State Department need that same kind of support.
Writing in The Times, Renata Adler called Ms. Farrow "quite marvelous," adding, "Everyone else is fine, but the movie — although it is pleasant — doesn't quite work on any of its dark or powerful terms".
While Mr. Obama emphasized that America's bond with Israel was "unbreakable," he spoke in equally powerful terms of the Palestinian people, describing their plight as "intolerable" after 60 years of statelessness, and twice referring to "Palestine" in a way that put Palestinians on parallel footing with Israelis.
