Sentence examples for powers of all from inspiring English sources

But the existence of "ancient hatreds" does not absolve external powers of all responsibility.

The Southern church, the Presbyterian Church in the United States, traditionally promoted local initiative and restricted the powers of all central agencies.

Having absorbed the powers of all 123, Yulaw now can run 50 miles per hour and throw motorcycles as if they were grapefruit.

The word "formulaic" has come to have negative connotations, yet it must be remembered that formula lay at the heart of the invocative powers of all primitive magic, as it still lies at the heart of all religious ritual.

Even Lessing found himself slipping down the slope leading to this truth, and was forced to such strange conclusions as that actions belonged to poetry and bodies to sculpture; even Richard Wagner attempted to find a place in the list for a comprehensive art, namely Opera, including in itself by a process of aggregation the powers of all the arts.

The move would force the UK government to explain why it believed leaving the EU was only a matter for Westminster, even though it would have a direct effect on the powers of all three devolved parliaments in Edinburgh, Cardiff and Belfast.

The explanatory power of all factors was 33.6%.

Nevertheless, statistical power of all measures benefits from smoothing.

He was harnessing what's quite possibly his greatest power of all: his power of oratory.

"The power of them, versus the power of all of us, will be the narrative," said one panellist.

But women have the greatest power of all and that is spending power.