formidability

Even in the darkness, I could sense the formidability and stark far-awayness of the place.

As queen mother, she lost neither her formidability nor her ability to influence.

"Children of Light" was an odd step in a career of mounting formidability.

This could explain the formidability of the disciplined Marcomanni army during his reign.

If the United States is afraid of him, why should leaders of other nations not respect his formidability?

Like any smart politician, Brown spins the attacks on her as evidence of her formidability.

Even if Cone's had been deranged by disease, as alleged, he would have recognized the formidability of his opponents.

Modernization of naval and air capability, however, has increased the formidability of Soviet military capabilities.

All four together was an obvious demonstration: to show that the Borg were united in purpose and in formidability.

Without him, the Dolphins have mostly been a bend-and-break outfit, but this season's entry has shown some signs of formidability.

The Knyfh contingent had the best record for loyalty in this fleet - another testimony to the formidability of the segment.

He had replaced the illusion of the lunatic fringe with the illusion of his own formidability.

"This creature is formidability."

There was an air of formidability about them, yet they were friendly and open, delighting in Reacher's arrival as that of some special hero.

Its formidability lay not so much in its 500 light-year range but in its abnormally heavy armaments.

All this romanticization fogs the main issues - the imminence of the Holocaust, Hannah's formidability and her growing sense of self-knowledge.

Her mother, Avery (Colleen Dewhurst), a London art curator, revels in the kind of formidability that leaves no doubt as to major influences on Murphy.

Deceptive, because though she was ultimately feminine, Shoudra Stargleam was possessed of a solidity, a formidability, that rivaled the strongest of Mirabar's men.

He adds a dimension of respectability, formidability and excitement to the Giant game, and I, for one, will be very depressed if he's not suited and ready to play on opening day.

These two would soon establish themselves among the premier linemates and duos in the league, with the formidability of a top flight scorer and playmaker proving to be hard to defend against.

Some people might have considered it a miracle, but it was not; it was merely an early indication of Ivy's own formidability, which was allied to that of her grandfather Bink.

Looking drawn, lank-haired and wearily determined, and biting off her words so that her lines don't resonate but land like a hammer on an anvil, she gives off the formidability of a battle-ax.

To the British, who were used to fighting in the plains, but were unacquainted with the terrain of the hills, the formidability of the topology is expressed by one anonymous British soldier as such:

I prefer a six foot, eighty pound bow for a three-foot arrow, because of the great size and formidability of some of the beasts one meets here; but of course my bow did not attain this strength immediately.

The company's student commander barks orders under the watchful eye of Donald Moore Jr., who retired from the Marines as a major and, with his booming voice and shaved head, appears to have lost none of his formidability.