Sentence examples for powers to really from inspiring English sources

A good writer — whether a novelist or critic or just some in-the-know friend on Twitter — can use her powers to really sell you something.

So instead it has become a monitoring body without the powers to really intervene when it doesn't like what it sees.

"Many of them are powerful people, and when they get home we think they should use that power to really get behind the remarkable rise of clean energy".

None has the power to really affect policy, merely tinkering around the edges.

This gives people the power to really understand their health and treatment.

You don't have the power to really do anything, so why get yourself killed?

They usually emerge from one person's imagination, take more risks, and have the power to really hook us.

It has subpoena power – excellent for commandeering embarrassing financial documents – and just enough resources and publicity power to really strike fear into Wall Street wrongdoers.

If they wanted to end the apathy of the British public who feel they have no power to really change things, they'd vote STV.

One Shakhter break ended with Khizhnichenko getting a shot away which lacked the power to really test Forster but which brought thunderous cheers from the home fans, by now sensing a famous victory.

Nobody knows if Charles Wang and Sanjay Kumar and their Computer Associates stock will have the lasting power to really create a dynasty, or if they are merely setting off one glorious explosion of fireworks, to be over before you know it.