Sentence examples for somehow more powerful from inspiring English sources

So either the general learning system that the child wields is somehow more powerful than the Associationist-Empiricist had assumed, or the Nativist is right and there is some innate language-specific information that 'greases the wheels' of language acquisition.

More feminine, and somehow more powerful.

In '06, his legs in decline, he was somehow more powerful: as the remnants of the French side crumbled around him, he dragged them like a gnarly junkyard dog pulling a toddler from a fire, punting in no-fuckabout penalties and somehow scaring the creaking defence behind him into keeping clean sheets by sheer force of personality alone.

The two best seem to be that recorded evidence is somehow always more powerful than reported or second-hand evidence, however reliable the reported evidence may obviously be.

That Gordon is now taking these assaults offstage is somehow even more powerful than when he was stumbling around in public view like a baited bear.

The next day the path continued to ebb and flow between gritty sections of grey commuter belt urbanism and startling wild oases of green tranquillity – the experience of each somehow made more powerful by contrasts on offer.

Being able to see how Hazel (Samantha Morton) comes to resemble Claire Michelle Williamss) and then to experience the visual bewilderment of seeing their actor-doubles is somehow much more powerful than relying on words to render them.

"The rape joke is that you were 19 years old," one of her poems begins, and it somehow only gets more powerful from there.

The nonprofit once cited in an amicus brief the cringe-worthy claim that water vapor was somehow a "far more powerful" greenhouse gas than carbon dioxide.

Myers' wild-eyed conducting is energising, and somehow it sounds even more powerful than in rehearsal.

We like idealizing a powerful man and fantasize that by attaching our fates to his, we are somehow safer, wiser and more powerful ourselves.