Sentence examples for was given a powerful from inspiring English sources

He was given a powerful ovation, and his teammates, led by Jaromir Jagr, waved from the bench.

But it was given a powerful shove in 2001-02 by debacles at Enron and WorldCom, and the subsequent Sarbanes-Oxley legislation.

It also wedded the new nationalism to a form of socialism, in which the state was given a powerful role in economic development and the creation of economic equality.

Eyebrows were also raised after Shriti Vadera, the controversial trade minister and ex-City banker, was given a powerful new role based partly in the Cabinet Office overseeing business and enterprise issues across the government.

That skepticism was given a powerful voice in recent months, as the upstart mayor of Japan's third-largest city, Osaka, became the country's most popular politician seemingly overnight by demanding more transparency on the nuclear issue and more caution in restarting plants.

After a fallow period in the late 2000s, it was given a powerful rejuvenation via the return of some beloved originators - Wiley, Skepta, JME - and the breakthrough of some exciting young talent.

It is well known that while Hillary was voting for Bush's Iraq War resolution without even reading the National Intelligence Estimates, Obama was giving a powerful speech to an anti-war rally in Chicago.

Officials have been given a powerful reminder of their vulnerability, said Mikhail Y . Vinogradov chairman of the St . Petersburg Politics Fund

"The Farewell," which is part of the ensemble's current repertory, has been given a powerful, imagistic production by the feminist filmmaker Ulrike Ottinger.

Indeed, patients can even be tricked into feeling pain.In one experiment volunteers were given a powerful analgesic and subjected to a painful stimulus which, because of the analgesic, they could not feel.

Responding to Neill's comments, a source close to Truss told the Guardian that his words should be seen as part of a reaction to a woman being given a powerful job in a profession still dominated by elderly white men.