Sample Sentences forpuissance (auto-selected)
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A most puissant warrior is our Robert, and such a manly man has little love for sneaks and spies and eunuchs.† (source)
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How comes all this, if there be not something puissant in whaling?† (source)
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I felt the puissance and evil of their thoughtless, callow maggotry.† (source)
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Because he was high and puissant, and you wished to have renown and glory and to be lifted far above the mean things that crawl on the earth.† (source)
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Most Puissant One.† (source)
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Hassop was at ease, relaxed, just a little beglamoured by the idea of intimacy with his puissant chief, just a little intoxicated by the knowledge that his film cannister contained Ben Reich's fate.† (source)
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It means you could potentially be the most puissant High Priestess the vampyres have ever known.† (source)
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And I shall not fail you, said Sir Dinadan, unto my puissance, upon my life.† (source)
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"Yeah, we'll bring the stuff; you bring the puissantness," Shaunee said, giving Damien a smartass look.† (source)standard suffix: The suffix "-ness" converts an adjective to a noun. This is the same pattern you see in words like darkness, kindness, and coolness.
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"Mais, assez puissant!" said the other porter sagely.† (source)
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Their presence was an articulate tribute to the force and puissance of men united by indivisible will, by absolute conviction.† (source)
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It was announced in the Winnemac Daily News that Dr. Geake had been called from the chair of otolaryngology to the vice-presidency of the puissant New Idea Medical Instrument and Furniture Company of Jersey City.† (source)
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Then answered a knight that hight Naram, Sir, I know the king well; he is a passing good man of his body, as few be living, and a passing proud man, and Sir, doubt ye not he will make war on you with a mighty puissance.† (source)
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Let us return to the façade of Notre-Dame, as it still appears to us, when we go piously to admire the grave and puissant cathedral, which inspires terror, so its chronicles assert: ~quoe mole sua terrorem incutit spectantibus~.† (source)
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That were pity, said Sir Tristram, that so good a knight as he is should be slain so cowardly; and therefore I warn you I will succour him with all my puissance.† (source)
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You feel in the atmosphere the same tonic, puissant quality that is in the tilth, the same strength and resoluteness.† (source)
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