Sentence examples for the most mighty from inspiring English sources

"All the other stuff is speculation; which book is best, which God is the most mighty.

"We could be the wealthiest and the most mighty nation and still lose the battle of the world if we do not help our world neighbors protect their freedom and advance their social and economic progress," he said.

The reputation management firm might not be an obvious hero, but in this day and age, it might be the most mighty force out there.

The document went on to include Dr. Clarke as the agent and attorney for the colony, and used deferential language toward "his most gracious and regall Majesty, Charles the Second, by the Grace of God, the most mighty and potent King of England".

The Art Review threw a party to celebrate the publication of this year's Power 100 at the Mayfair club Almada where movers, shakers and wannabes gathered to raise a glass to 2010's Number One most mighty in art, the sharkish American gallerist, Larry Gagosian.

In stark contrast to how religions have treated women throughout time, her life shows that God knows women are powerful enough to bring forth his most mighty miracles.

His tenacity, distinguished military record, quick wit and fund-raising prowess made him one of the most popular and mighty Democrats in Congress.

The activity of dissolution is the power and work of the Understanding, the most astonishing and mightiest of powers, or rather the absolute power.

Kali is directly worshiped as such in the form of Bhadrakali (Translation: Mahamaya Kali ('Bha' means delusion or maya and 'dra' is a superlative means the most or the mightiest)) in south India and Maha Kali in Bengal region.

But there is one saving grace on our side: the most powerful and mightiest influencer, and perhaps the best argument we have in our pocket to fight back.

On a day of political theatre that ranked among the most dangerous in the mighty investment bank's 141-year history, Lloyd Blankfein and a string of other Goldman executives were brought before Congress to answer claims that they bet against their own clients and contributed to the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression.