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" Wollstonecraft believed powerfully in the Enlightenment notion of progress, and rejected the contention that ancient ideas could not be improved upon.

A tall, strong, barrel-chested and powerfully built man (he weighed 15 stones – 210"nbsp;lbs – during his international career), Clarke was born to be an intimidating fast bowler and commenced his cricketing career with Bridgetown club side, Kent.

He was a powerfully built, skilful right-arm medium-fast swing bowler, who could also bat adequately at number 9.

In 'Dillinger' (at selected theaters) writer John Milius, in his feature directorial debut, attempts to make the same point, but because it has already been made so powerfully it comes out like mere repetition.

The site's consensus reads: "Bloody Sunday powerfully recreates the events of that day with startling immediacy.

Isaacs sings "No Hurry at All," "a bluesy solo powerfully sung and amusingly acted" said Bruce Weber in the New York Times.

In coining the term, the Neo-Freudian psychiatrist Karen Horney (1885–1952) proposed that men experience womb envy more powerfully than women experience penis envy, because "men need to disparage women more than women need to disparage men".

Novelty piano came most powerfully to the attention of the public in 1921, with the appearance of Zez Confrey's "Kitten on the Keys".

" Writing in 2005, he included Thomas Dunn in a list of seven "conductors who most powerfully effected this re-examination.

A powerfully built right-hand batsman and an aggressive, if somewhat impetuous, shotmaker, Nurse preferred to bat in the middle order but was often asked to open the batting.

A powerfully built man, Nurse was a forceful, aggressive batsman who liked to play his shots early in an innings"mdash;sometimes to his detriment.

Dyer, a product of Durban High School, was a powerfully built right-hand opening batsman with immense patience.

He condemned its “powerfully regressive effect” and noted, “The jobs that are most easily exported to Mexico are not those of probate attorneys, stockbrokers, economists, and editorial writers; they are the jobs of assembly-line workers and others who can least afford a massive disruption of their work lives.