Sentence examples for uncommon power from inspiring English sources

The terms of the debate were framed in lanuage of uncommon power.

As a purely documentary record, "The Invisible Wall" strains credulity, but as an emotional experience and a vivid retelling of the author's past, it exerts uncommon power.

Anne Michaels, a Canadian poet and no mean wordsmith herself, describes "An Equal Stillness" as "a first novel of uncommon power".

As the chief custodian of Egypt's vast treasure trove and archaeological sites, Dr. Hawass wields an uncommon power within the world of museums and archaeological research; Time magazine recently named him as one of the world's 100 most influential people.

Its uncommon power, though, stems from the symbiotic relationship between opposing architectural visions: the rambunctious steel forms of Frank Gehry's Pritzker Pavilion and Renzo Piano's glass-and-steel addition to the Art Institute of Chicago.

The early Pacquiao combined feet that moved like lightning with uncommon power for a man his size, power that started in those calves (his adviser Mike Koncz said thick legs ran in the family) and wound through his torso.

Sir Walter Scott wrote, in an early review, "The author seems to us to disclose uncommon powers of poetic imagination".

Do they have any uncommon powers of description?

Keith Desormeaux brought Exaggerator to Pimlico for a fifth shot figuring maybe, just maybe, Nyquist would be a little tired and his horse's uncommon powers of recovery would flip the script.

His ballads, often romantic, had vigour, conciseness, and uncommon evocative power.

An exciting player who caught everything one-handed when that was an uncommon flourish, Power won seven consecutive Gold Gloves, from 1958 to 1964.