Sentence examples for powerfully delivered from inspiring English sources

VINTAGE Obama last night: powerfully delivered, after a slightly hesitant start, and carefully constructed.

"His final words were succinct, powerfully delivered, ringing out: These proceedings are closed," General Henebry recalled in his memoir.

The description of Pentheus' death is powerfully delivered by an unnamed member of the chorus who, in their feathered red dresses, possess a foot-stamping, hot-gospelling fervour.

According to the Spanish newspaper El País, his powerfully delivered comments at a debate at the International Club, a prestigious Lisbon cultural and social organisation last month, were greeted with thunderous applause and a part-standing ovation.

Lear's descent into chaos and madness, although powerfully delivered by Michael Pennington, is diminished by the continued presence of brick and concrete walls around the periphery of the storm-tossed heath.

Gov. Rick Perry of Texas, in the course of a powerfully delivered indictment of the Obama administration on Thursday, managed to slip in a response to that Chrysler ad that ran during the Super Bowl, called "It's Halftime in America," in which Clint Eastwood extolled the recovery of the auto industry.

The emotions Gibb conveys – from shame and sorrow to tenderness and hope – are delivered powerfully enough to overcome mere words.

There were also several works by Alexander Gretchaninov — more adventurous harmonically and delivered powerfully, almost aggressively at times — along with Pavel Chesnokov's drone-generated "God Is With Us".

The Brahms left-hand arrangement of Bach's solo-violin Chaconne was powerfully organized and delivered; violinists in the audience would have had much to learn.

At that point, the younger members of the congregation — Church, Osborne, Lamontaigne, and most especially, the powerfully piped Grace Potter — delivered a mighty final verse, whereupon everyone thundered in on the final chorus.

Fully warmed up, the 68-year-old virtuoso delivered a powerfully controlled account of the groundbreaking Piano Sonata No. 23 ("Appassionata").