formidable *

She was going to be a formidable woman in a very few years.

We still think they're going to be a very formidable team.

Even a man of his formidable energy cannot go on for ever.

She made him feel formidable, sure of himself, the man he might have been.

No matter what their numbers, they've become a formidable political force.

And it looked just as formidable, if not more so.

The one serious and formidable thing in nature is a will.

Now he knew that they were the most formidable of the lot.

But he did not need much help because his own stuff made him formidable.

"Whether he's up to the formidable job he has is a different question."

She took him at his word and really the list was quite a formidable one.

In the face of a formidable defense, it can be expected to stay home.

America's economic presence is formidable, with more than 900 companies.

It was just possible that he might have a formidable person to deal with now.

But he remains formidable and will be talking to others.

He'd be even more formidable now, and they knew it.

Both of us called it by that name, though I was not able to see where my formidable change had been made.

If five soldiers were formidable, then four was almost too easy.

But it would need a formidable modern force to break through.

For a moment she felt like a child before a formidable adult.

The pass itself, not a formidable one, is quite long.

The task was going to be more formidable than she had expected.

I'd never seen her the way she'd appeared then, nothing like so formidable.

But once you sit down to work with him, it's a formidable experience.

She was one of those women who must have been formidable in her prime.