Sentence examples for realized strength from inspiring English sources

Frederick II (reigned 1740 86) put the newly realized strength of the Prussian state at the service of an ambitious but risky foreign policy.

For example, fast evolution in one species can lead to dampened cycles, masking interactions such that even though two species might be tightly linked (i.e., under strong selective pressure), the realized strength of interaction is low [ 26].

The developing agenda of the groups is an effort to realize strength in numbers.

It's a reliable method of generalizing dominant personality traits into group roles, and can help you realize strengths and weaknesses you were otherwise unaware of.

Some felt more beautiful and womanly because they realized their strength.

… And in the quietness of their attention they each realized the strength of the other and the fact that neither would be the first to walk away.

He also told me about the moment when he had realized the strength and the resolution of the young activists who initiated the protests.

He may not have fully realized the strength of feeling that had been whipped up against him until one day in February 1980, when he tried to see a film in Notting Hill and was booed out of the cinema.

He recognised not only the places, and some of the people, but more importantly he realized the strength of the emotional links he felt to the landscape it described: the old wooden buildings, simple churches, storefronts, billboards and signs he had grown up with.

Early on, he realized his strength was perfecting flawless, glamorous faces, and he understood celebrities could be his ticket to the big time.

It wasn't until I stopped drinking and started living that I realized the strength of her mind and spirit through all those years.