| And besides, to be able to create emotions with writing is formidable as it is. |
| That made her much more formidable an adversary because she didn't have the usual narcissistic vanity. |
| One of these visitors was Johann Hummel, well known in his day as a formidable pianist outdone on the keyboard only by Beethoven himself. |
| Together they form a formidable A-team of masterful musicians who are so special you feel that they are capable of tilting the world on its axis. |
| Many have sought to portray George VI as a weakling who was moulded by his formidable wife. |
| Blacks, whites, shadows, glooms, and cobwebs are also used with formidable effect in the Satis House scenes in Great Expectations. |
