Sentence examples for uncommonly powerful from inspiring English sources
He has an uncommonly powerful grasp of misery.
Plenty of great artists plumb the soul's depths without recourse to drugs or alcohol, but it's naïve to discount the connection between artistic ecstasies, self-surpassing exertions, uncommonly powerful desires, and altered states of consciousness.
Donald T. Regan, the steel-willed financier who was Treasury secretary and, later, an uncommonly powerful chief of staff to President Ronald Reagan until his bitter departure in 1987, died yesterday in Virginia.
Cynics think that if Sanpaolo IMI's bid had gone ahead, the Turin bank would have cleaned the Rome bank's balance sheet of its many bad debts, embarrassing the supervisors with revelations of their size.The Banca d'Italia has been uncommonly powerful by the standards of other central banks.
The German tenor Gerhard Siegel, who made his Met debut last month as Mime in "Das Rheingold," brought an appropriately nasal yet uncommonly powerful voice and menacing presence to this role, the operatic equivalent of a great character part in film.
It is uncommonly powerful.
He has an uncommonly clear, powerful, clarion voice which is in and of itself cause for wild cheering.
Much of the cast's singing has been impressive: Bryn Terfel is a volatile, vocally chilling Wotan; Stephanie Blythe brings her plush voice to Fricka; and Eric Owens is an uncommonly dignified and powerful Alberich.
(I have now seen it twice in the last year.) Spanning three acts and nearly three hours, it is uncommonly dreary without being particularly powerful.
When the iMac G5 desktop was introduced, in 2004, he said in his column, "I am writing these words on the most elegant desktop computer I've ever used, a computer that is not only uncommonly beautiful but fast and powerful, virus-free, and surprisingly affordable".
His novels are uncommonly well controlled, and thus their impact is all the more powerful, as if the Alsatian had bitten you despite being tied down".
