Sentence examples for strength of something from inspiring English sources

The issue for everybody else is finding a way to marry this new rather soulless path to profitability to the brand strength of something which feels as much at home on a spreadsheet as it does in the Guggenheim.

George M. Leader, the son of a chicken farmer who was elected governor of Pennsylvania before he turned 40, scoring an upset victory in 1954 largely on the strength of something relatively new in American politics, television, died on Thursday in an assisted-living center in Hershey, Pa.

It weighed "only" 12 pounds but fought with the strength of something huge and desperate and ugly.

DE BEAUVOIR : Were there not women you found attractive for reasons other than strictly feminine qualities — strength of character, something intellectual and mental, rather than something wholly to do with charm and femininity?

Steven Chealander, the member of the safety board assigned to the crash scene, said the plane had experienced a downward force twice the normal strength of gravity, something that experts said would happen only if the wings were generating lift at the time.

First, items that were framed as "ability" (that is, what a person "can do", which taps into limitations or strengths of doing something) rather than "performance" (that is, what a person "does do", which refers to a frequency of task performance) to assess physical function strongly predominated.

Murray State's strength of schedule leaves something to be desired, but the Racers should be able to continue their run in the underpowered Ohio Valley Conference.

This symbiosis was long a great strength of the United States, something it got right while other nations failed to do so, in various ways.

Jason Hickman, the executive editor, said the site's computer-generated rankings — based entirely on data like results, margin of victory and strength of schedule — provided something closer to an objective product.

"I've read a lot about how you should divide your time working on strengths and weaknesses and I feel like my speed is a big strength of mine and something I should work on a lot.

For the 2002 Seligman, an individual trying to lead a full life would have to fulfill all three orientations to happiness: She experiences positive emotions; derive engagement and gratification as she exercises her signature strengths; and she uses these strengths in the service of something larger to obtain meaning.