Sentence examples for powerfully expect from inspiring English sources

What IS racist is to silently but powerfully expect women of all cultural backgrounds to conform to Caucasian beauty paradigms.

It was, as you might expect, a strident and powerfully argued article in which he defended his newspaper's position over its controversial portrait of Ed Miliband's father as a "man who hated Britain".

As you might expect, it is building more powerfully bottom-up than top-down, and is more often pushing outside-in than inside-out.

Two years later he conducted the Iceland Symphony at Carnegie; I don't ever expect to hear Sibelius's Second Symphony played more powerfully than it was that night.

Thus defects in GluR4 function would be expected to powerfully alter corticothalamic excitability.

Ritter did not disappoint them, talking powerfully without notes for nearly an hour and drawing the kind of prolonged ovation he has come to expect and relish.

"You can't help but like the guy," she said, complaining that he was such an entertaining figure in town that a local radio station planned to make him a talk-show guest host, a role in which she expected he would powerfully proclaim his innocence.

As would be expected in a powerfully rising market (since the portfolio was last published — in our Feb.

Stocks rallied powerfully amid signs that the economy is recovering more quickly and strongly than investors had expected.

To some extent, the titer and neutralizing activity of antibodies induced by chimeric viruses and VLPs are indeed superior to the protein vaccine and peptide-based vaccine, but bNAbs are still not elicited, as expected, to protect humans powerfully from HIV-1 infection.

As expected, it was a powerfully emotional experience.