Sentence examples for sometimes potent from inspiring English sources

Mr. Zeiger, whose company produced the Broadway version of "Seussical" and has an continuing relationship with Networks Presentations, also pointed out the sometimes potent appeal of a single star above the title.

This was surprising given the promiscuous and sometimes potent activity on σ1 of many non-hallucinogens, and DMT binds targets already implicated in hallucination, the serotonin receptors (54− 54−.

The Knicks boast a sturdy defense and a sometimes-potent bench, but they are reliant on Anthony as their offensive engine.

And yet sometimes a potent start really can make a difference.

But tuak, the Malaysian Borneo's local and sometimes very potent rice wine is very much "acquired taste" rather than "premier cru".

Sometimes the potent painkiller works (or beta blocker, or antidepressant, or anti-seizure med, or herbal tablet, or biofeedback; I've tried them all).

Many of the people had taken numerous substances, sometimes including potent opioids with well-established risks.

Thus, in vivo, climbing fiber activity is sometimes a potent trigger for plasticity, but at other times has no effect.

The narrative voice of the film is Agu, sometimes given a potent and thoughtful voiceover.

But sometimes, a single potent cancer-causing mutation is inherited and can be passed from one generation to the next.

And The Duke is very funny, though I had the slight sense that the sheer artistry means that both the erotic charge and the comedy are sometimes fractionally less potent than they might be.