Sentence examples for strength from which from inspiring English sources

"Going into the Senate, you want them to have a strength from which to negotiate".

We people of colour know that Obama's colour is not an accessory but the crucible in which his extraordinary character has been honed, the strength from which he will sagely govern.

Finding a moment to be grateful for success allows for a sense of peace and happiness — and provides the strength from which we can continue to our next goal.

The N-bombs are a part of it, but Jackson's utter centrality to the film, the position of overwhelming strength from which his character negotiates with all the others, is what keeps the film the right side of being objectionable – although, perhaps, only just.

If their community has the strength from which fee-based advisory services or mutual funds could emerge, then there could be a fine business here.

Murray's silver and Spence's world title are likely to give pentathlon a position of considerable strength from which to argue its corner for funding to Rio 2016.

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Margaret Mizen, 60, said the Jimmy Mizen Foundation was "going from strength to strength, which we are really proud about".

"I said to Wendy, 'This is a great opportunity for Ryan to really develop his tennis,'" says the Polish Davis Cup team coach Nick Brown, who was first introduced to Storrie when Storrie was 10. "He's just gone from strength to strength, which is fantastic.

Almost like the pink slime in Ghostbusters II, he gains strength from negativity, which feeds into his ongoing narrative about media bias.

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