Sentence examples for powerfully make from inspiring English sources

It continues: "We believe that the arguments that so powerfully make the case for staying together in the UK should underpin our future as a country.

From his pornographer turn in "Boogie Nights" to his Oscar-decorated turn as Truman Capote to his Lester Bangs moment, here are eight of Hoffman's most memorable performances; there are many more, of course, that you could just as powerfully make the case for.

Being in this kind of business when the vast majority of Americans are so upset by out-sourcing is just one of Mitt Romney's deep dark secrets that he has been trying to hide, and helps to powerfully make the case that Romney's entire business career has been fundamentally at odds with the interests of the American middle class.

A. Brilliant film, powerfully made; everyone gave it their heart and soul.

To me, each song on "Exile in Guyville" reverberates powerfully, making it patently one of the strongest rock albums ever made.

Unfortunately for Bush, this line - rather than helping him underline the flip-flop argument against Kerry - powerfully made an essential argument for the challenger.

This is a point that was powerfully made a few years ago by the climate researcher Mike Hulme in his book "Why We Disagree about Climate Change" (link is a review by Diana Liverman).

But it's worth remembering a point Ms. McWhorter has powerfully made: the civil rights struggle was not simply a victory of good over evil, of the righteous defeating the Klansmen who gave "Bombingham" its bloody reputation.

The legitimacy of the case for military intervention can be powerfully made on the basis of the evolving law (post-Rwanda, post-Bosnia, post-Kosovo) of humanitarian necessity and the world's prohibition on the use of chemical weapons.

The widespread slaughter of now over 100,000 people in Syria has been accompanied by powerfully made allegations of war crimes involving the deliberate targeting of non-combatants and the killing of many innocent men, women and children.

That also becomes an issue in the play, which very subtly but, in the end, quite powerfully makes a case for the necessity of storytelling in our lives.