Sentence examples for violently powerful from inspiring English sources

Hautbois (French: "high [i.e., loud] wood"), or oboe, was originally one of the names of the shawm, the violently powerful instrument of outdoor ceremonial.

Ann Kearney-Cooke, who runs the Cincinnati Psychotherapy Institute and works with adolescent girls, said that these depictions of violently powerful women, often created by men, are actually debilitating to women in the real world.

You wouldn't want him standing in front of you at a gig, but you'd definitely want him on your volleyball team: he's almost as tall as the net, with a violently powerful spike.

These splashes of strong colour in oils and in watercolours are violently expressive of powerful emotions.

MANILA — The death toll rose to 93 after a powerful earthquake violently shook the central Philippines on Tuesday morning.

When captured, the deepwater stingray flails its powerful tail violently, and its long, venomous sting can inflict a serious injury to a fishery worker.

The belief is that if the animal is violently agitated, more of its powerful sexual hormones will be released.

"Czech works from the 1930s are violently expressive, with the same powerful emotional charge one feels in Prague," said Bernard Galateau, a Parisian art collector who began buying Czech surrealist art in the early 1980s.

Ibsen's rudimentary cry for empowerment now rings naïve because underlying "The Ladies" and "Summit Conference," both well-acted, is our knowledge of how four of these six powerful lives ended: violently, in executions or suicides.

A couple things occur as a result: One, the bubble collapses violently, creating a shockwave and a powerful microjet of water.

Violent men die violently.