Sentence examples for supreme strength from inspiring English sources

Gandhiji taught by example, and gave us the supreme strength of non-violence.

Americans have been especially vulnerable to irrational surges in national faith, because of an improbable combination: they've acquired the supreme strength of an imperial power without relinquishing their original claim — whether from God or the Declaration of Independence — to speak for freedom-seeking people everywhere.

Americans have been especially vulnerable to irrational surges in national faith, because of an improbable combination: they've acquired the supreme strength of an imperial power without relinquishing their original claim whether from God or the Declaration of Independence to speak for freedom-seeking people everywhere.

As for pretensioned cable bolting techniques, the special cable strands with high elongation rate and supreme strength were developed to be used in roadways under complex conditions (Kang et al. 2009b, 2011b).

Pappano's innate sense of theatre, one of his supreme strengths as an opera conductor, also breathed unlikely life into Ponchielli's neglected melodrama La Gioconda, renowned for its twinkle-toed 'Dance of the Hours' and its feisty soprano aria 'Suicido', but not, hitherto, for much else.

With Pinsent's supreme physical strength making him ideal for the stroke seat in the coxless four and Redgrave's technical excellence, power, drive and determination, Gröbler's task was to identify the two oarsmen who would could complement the pair's attributes and have that hard to define "crew-making" quotient that turns four athletes into a team for the No2 and bow seats.

This was the product of supreme mental strength that has been years in the making.

Those who made the stadium roar on Thursday night for David Weir, Hannah Cockroft and Jonnie Peacock were cheering the way they had for Mo Farah, Jessica Ennis and Greg Rutherford on that super Saturday night in August: for supreme athletes of strength, power and grace.

It has had one or two supreme performers but not perhaps strength in depth.

To do so, it needs strength, but also supreme adaptability: its caterpillar's ability to feed on a wide variety of foodplants has made it the world's most cosmopolitan butterfly.

During 1988, when the Lithuanian movement towards independence was gaining strength, the Lithuanian Supreme Soviet again recognized the tricolor as the national flag, by amending article 168 of the Constitution (Fundamental Law) of the Lithuanian SSR.