Sentence examples for powerfully personal from inspiring English sources

"Southeastern" is a solo album in feel, powerfully personal both in sound and in story.

Some collectors and enthusiasts, including Mr. Friedlander and Mr. Oldham, dismiss the "bad art" label, saying it unfairly and incompletely describes a powerfully personal genre that would be better known as "found" or something similarly neutral.

But there were highlight moments, notably in a powerfully personal speech by first lady Michelle Obama that pointed to a different possibility – to a Democratic party that leaves Philadelphia with new energy and something resembling unity.

The success of Blue made Mitchell a star, the most powerfully personal voice of an emerging generation of west coast-based confessional singer-songwriters that included Taylor, Jackson Browne and Carole King.

Weighing in for the first time on the death of Trayvon Martin, the unarmed black teenager shot and killed a month ago in Florida by a neighborhood watch volunteer, Mr. Obama in powerfully personal terms deplored the "tragedy" and, as a parent, expressed sympathy for the boy's mother and father.

The effortless grace of her understated vocals blend splendidly with the powerfully personal nature of her lyrics.

For those who sympathize, it is a powerfully moving personal document.

It combines powerfully felt personal experience with a tremendous sense of intellectual discovery.

She powerfully describes the personal turmoil and breakneck speed of emotions encountered by those of us who feel compelled to find our lost mothers.

Thus, while "Oblivion" is suffused with politics, it is primarily, and most powerfully, a highly personal coming-of-age story that's also a sharp sociopolitical portrait of its place and time.

In her one-woman show, actress and writer Echo Brown, 31, powerfully shares her personal experience of love, sexuality, interracial dating, abuse, race and so much more.