The politics of religion takes as much careful thinking and discerning as any other kind of politics – and preferably more, considering what prodigious forces religious people claim to represent.
SAC Capital, led by Steven A. Cohen, has been a prodigious, unruly force in the market for years.
The team are still in playoff contention, but Bradley Wright-Phillips' club-record goal tally and the continuing, though more intermittent, heroics of Henry cannot mask an indifferent defense that have often conspired to concede more than even a prodigious strike force can score.
Fuller's domes are a product of his geometry of vectors, their prodigious strength arising from a patented formula that combines interlocking tetrahedrons and icosahedrons so as to balance the forces of tension and compression and thus distribute stresses evenly throughout the structure.
Our prodigious power comes from our economy.
The filing, made in federal bankruptcy court in Manhattan, is the final chapter in a turbulent period for Dewey, which came apart after disappointing profits and prodigious debt forced it to slash partners' salaries.
Mr. Ritter was a prodigious and creative force in a life-long pursuit of social justice, establishing national non-profit models for integrated, affordable housing in the early 1960's with his wife, Patricia Ritter, Jackie Robinson and Eleanor Roosevelt.
All the force of her prodigious will, her enormous drive seaward, adds up to nothing without that.
Mr. Unsworth's books, characterized by prodigious research and propulsive narrative force, have long been renowned in Britain and have gained a broad international following in the last few decades.
This usually forces the spectators — who pay prodigious amounts — to stand around in public while waiting for some large galoots in some distant stadium to stop killing the clock with timeouts.
