Sentence examples for strongest when it is from inspiring English sources

Even the bare facts of its history confirm that Labour is at its strongest when it is visibly a party of strong belief.

Democracy is at its strongest when it is cost-efficient, open and transparent, and lobbying on public money undermines it".

"The Tory Party is always at its strongest when it is practical and when representing an instinct," explains Hague, outlining the philosophical basis of his populist message.

Fourth, astral influence is dependent upon its inclination to the north or to the south; its effect will be strongest when it is in the middle, as evidenced by the sun, whose heat is strongest when it is at the Tropic of Cancer as opposed to being at the Tropic of Capricorn.

Rabbit-Proof Fence is strongest when it is character-oriented and reflective.

His choreography looks strongest when it is most idiosyncratic, notably in passages that have dancers scrabbling about the floor or whipping through sharp, slicing movements that abruptly contort the torso.

Cerrutti, where this season brought the first collection by London-based Australian designer Richard Nicoll, was strongest when it was simplest: patch pockets, tone-on-tone outfits (loved the teal-with-navy), collarless, sleeveless jackets.

Souvenir is strongest when it's least tied to Proust.

Historians say the Roman Army was strongest when it was made up of conscripts -- usually property owners.

"France", he told the players, whom he hosted for lunch, "is stronger when it is brought together in its diversity".

We will be stronger when it is over".