The phrase "a stone forced" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is being compelled or pressured, often metaphorically, to act or change in a way that is unnatural or against its nature.
Example: "In the debate, his arguments felt like a stone forced into a mold, lacking authenticity and fluidity."
Alternatives: "an unwilling object" or "a reluctant entity".
A winding path of pavement gradually transforms into one of stone, forcing visitors to slow their pace before stopping at a simple covered bench overlooking a mossy garden planted with ferns and Japanese anemones.
For Hanson, this federally funded plan is an effective way of killing two birds with one stone: forcing welfare recipients to work for their money while waging an all-out war on Australia's most infamous pest.
He left the road and made his way slowly up its path and broke a window with a stone and forced his way in.
The thought that "Enigma" might feature a rolling sequence of cameos by the Stones forced me to the brink of my seat.
After she had identified them, the mob beat them with sticks, pelted them with stones, forced on the tyres and set fire to them.
Who imposes stoning, forced marriage of underage girls and flogging for not wearing the veil?
Bodies of anti-government demonstrators lay amid smoldering debris after masked protesters hurling Molotov cocktails and stones forced police from Kiev's iconic Independence Square.
In recent years, according to sources close to the museum, Wages -- who is paid a low six-figure salary -- and Stone have forced out board members who asked difficult questions about the museum or who sought to recruit independent administrators.
GRENOBLE, France, June 3 (AP) — Some 2,000 French students throwing firebombs and stones tonight forced a large force of policemen off the Grenoble University campus and set up barricades to pre vent the police from returning.
When a crowd of demonstrators caught Culture Minister Jack Lang in his car two weeks ago, they beat up his chauffeur, dented the car roof with stones and forced Mr. Lang to flee for shelter.
It is alleged they pelted him with stones and forced him to hold liquid in his mouth while hanging upside down, according to diary entries and other accounts cited by a community activist.
