Sentence examples for sort of powerful from inspiring English sources

That sort of powerful council could overcome the bureaucratic and philosophical divisions that have hindered reconstruction planning, the advisers contend.

However, the real-world military alternative to some sort of powerful flying beast could be a helicopter attack maybe?

But the legacy of 9/11 changed all that as Liberty found itself battling against the sort of powerful forces that would trouble even a boy wizard.

Buying the glue gun made me feel sort of powerful, like I could do any craft in any book any time.

Please do not write in to complain about this opinion but Wilfried Bony and Bruno Martins Indi are exactly the sort of powerful, physical players that fit the Stoke template.

It was sort of powerful: I just realized that I'd been keeping all the good parts of myself out of the fight — all the humor and irreverence and my extensive body of pop-culture knowledge and fart jokes, and the rest of it.

All sorts of powerful forces try to have New York's elected legislators do their bidding: governors, high-powered interest groups, media moguls.

Climbing tall buildings is inherently an exhibitionist act — skyscrapers, unlike Denali or El Capitan, tend to house the sorts of powerful corporations that interest the media, and, occasionally, the media themselves.

Fittingly, the album is animated and motored by all sorts of powerful absences, with such track titles as Zero Point Energy, Vacuum Packed and Nothing Lasts Forever (the Cage-ean and mutely eloquent, nine-minute closer).

For the last 48 hours, Andy Gray has been doing his best Sly Stallone on-an-icy-ravine-in-Cliffhanger impression, clinging on desperately despite being buffeted and bashed by all sorts of powerful forces.

'Nothing' was like a little encryption key that enabled me to finish the album". Fittingly, the album is animated and motored by all sorts of powerful absences, with such track titles as Zero Point Energy, Vacuum Packed and Nothing Lasts Forever (the Cage-ean and mutely eloquent, nine-minute closer).