Sentence examples for powerfully charged from inspiring English sources
Linda Gregg's poems are like atomic nuclei precisely calibrated, powerfully charged instances of transfixion from which worlds are built.
He compresses anti-semitism into powerfully charged language, and thereby restores something of its menace and resonance.
The words remain powerfully charged partly because they are simply learnt as taboo words, and serve a special function divorced from their original context.
And the movement, more than with any previous works by Mr. Ratmansky, is often powerfully charged by qualities of strain and tension; you notice how dancers move from one position to the next, sometimes as if the air is heavier than water, sometimes as if holding onto each other while the rest of life is pulling them asunder.
As the ballet proceeds, the basic ingredients of dancing to music, of man meeting woman, of ballerina amid corps de ballet, of holding a balance and stepping out of it become more powerfully charged than with the work of any other choreographer.
A leap of faith is required to conceive of Mr. Eckert as a world-renowned rock god — he does not exactly exude the electric magnetism of a Mick Jagger or a Jim Morrison — but his singing is powerfully charged with emotion.
How any of this could work powerfully enough to charge a device without being dangerous to humans or pets was the main point of contention regarding uBeam until today.
He therefore made his own work much less specific, paring down the text, taking out "what feels like literature" to produce the extraordinary patchwork of half articulated, half implied exchanges that gives the 70-minute piece much of its powerfully mysterious charge.
As Løvborg, Sparks hasn't a whiff of wildness or danger about him, but his charged first encounter with Hedda is powerfully erotic.
Sporting took the lead in the 11th minute when right back Abel ran 60 meters unchallenged and crossed to Simon Vukcevic, who charged into the penalty area and finished powerfully past the goalkeeper, Mickael Landreau.
When a mouth hangs ajar, when eyelids lift a fraction, these things register powerfully — often their faces look like tragic masks — amid physicality that is invariably charged with a sense of expressive gesture.
