Sentence examples for a force of the from inspiring English sources

Opacity, a force of the Islamic Republic, has yielded to a riveting transparency in which one side confronts another.

During this period, the folding graphene was unwrapped and pushed by PF1 with a force of the order of 10 nN/nm.

A third Democrat, John Edwards of North Carolina, briefly joined forces with Mr. Obama, asserting that they were both "agents of change" and describing Mrs. Clinton as a force of "the status quo".

IN THE past few months a force of the African Union (AU), consisting mainly of Ugandans and Burundians, has gained ground in Mogadishu, Somalia's battered capital, pushing the rebels of the Shabab, the jihadist movement linked to al-Qaeda, back to the fringes of the city.

It was the commercial tie-in with Nike that led to Brazil playing friendlies all over the world (Hello Andorra!), the team a sideshow for hire, another stage in the incremental decline of Brazil as a megalith, a force of the imagination, even an elite brand.

A draft copy of the report, which is to be sent to President Ricardo Maduro this week, says 51 of the dead were executed -- shot, stabbed, beaten or burned to death by a force of the state police, soldiers, prison guards and prisoners working with the guards.

The kid and the judge in their grappling are "a forcing of the unity of existence".

War is the ultimate game because war is at last a forcing of the unity of existence.

There is little about past history or politics to suggest that a forcing of the hand will produce results.

"Eliot is just a force of nature," the person said.

It's like a force of nature — the brain wants to unify".