Sentence examples for put it powerful from inspiring English sources

Raheel Sharif rises, Nawaz Sharif sinks in sadly predictable setback for Pakistani democracy: As the Wall Street Journal put it, "Powerful General Raheel Sharif Eclipses Pakistan's Prime Minister". Though General Sharif had been in place since 2013, it was not until this year that his profile appeared to shine brighter than the democratically-elected Nawaz Sharif.

By selfishly dividing the world into "friends" and "foe," or "vassal states," as Zbigniew Brzezinski put it, powerful beneficiaries of war and militarism compel both groups to embark on a path of militarization, which leads inevitably to militarism and authoritarian rule.

Or as one of the interviewees puts it: "Powerful models built this festival, and then one picture of cheese on toast ripped down the festival".

See it with people you love, then put its powerful message to work.

His attacks on Citizens United remained, as his advisers put it, "a powerful rhetorical opportunity to decry the influence of corporate money in politics," but not much more than that.

Simply put, it was powerful.

Up until this time, Black women were not depicted realistically in African American fiction and autobiography, so Angelou was one of the first Black autobiographers to present, as Cudjoe put it, "a powerful and authentic signification of [African American] womanhood in her quest for understanding and love rather than for bitterness and despair".

"Turning the tide from hate to human rights," as Garcia put it, sends a powerful message that will reach far beyond the ballot box.

But it's not pretty — forget the age difference; he was her employer and (to put it mildly) a powerful man.

The reality, historians say, is that Evola sought to "infiltrate and influence" the Fascists, as Mr. Sedgwick put it, as a powerful vehicle to spread his ideas.

As the wonderfully erudite blogger The Self-Styled Siren put it in her powerful attack on the book, "Urwand is tainting an incongruous set of films with the Nazi seal of approval".