redoubtable

Even the intelligence operations of the redoubtable New York City Police Department are under fire.

In the 1990s, progressive politicians led by the redoubtable Al Gore, viewed the “digital divide” as a dire national crisis.

And what about his replacement, the redoubtable Rosa Otunbayeva, a former foreign minister and ambassador to the U.S.?

Laurence de Cinq-Cygne struggled valiantly against a cunning and redoubtable police-agency, the soul of which was Corentin.

Each sect has endeavored to make its God a monarch the most redoubtable, the greatest, the most despotic, and the most selfish.

The clergy, arrived at this elevation of power and grandeur, became redoubtable even to monarchs.

Not one of them, however, was able to throw a spear upwards, so I scored over even the most redoubtable chiefs.

His wife soon joined him, taking with her the redoubtable rag-baby, which had afforded us so much food for gossip and conjecture.