Sentence examples for a tad forced from inspiring English sources
The wordplay sounds a tad forced.
(He's a tad forced in his climactic breakdown in the final scene).
Halliwell has nothing new to tell them about African mothers and, when she speaks about her experiences, she sounds a tad forced.
And if the initial rapprochement between the two men seemed a tad forced after Mr. Romney pulled out of the race last winter, something approaching warmth seems to be entering their relationship now.
Tara and Daryl's sudden re-appraisals of Dwight seemed a tad forced, but Dwight remains an interesting shade of grey in the blacks and whites of the Saviors and the Rick Rollers.
This is the one bit of literary contrivance in this novel, and it's not only a tad forced, but it also turns out to be thoroughly unnecessary, given the emotionally detailed portraits Mr. Amis has already drawn of his heroes and his devastating account of their travails in the arctic wastes of the gulag.
The team's attendance and revenue were hurt a tad when the Astros were forced to play two "home" games in Milwaukee when Hurricane Ike ripped through the Houston area in mid-September.
Think of the 50-yard check-in line at the airport; the cable guy who needs a four-hour window for an appointment, the doctor who has four busy patients waiting for every one that he is seeing, the insurance company with a call processor that saves a tad on labor costs but forces every customer to wade through a tedious telephone menu.
Think of the 50-meter check-in line at the airport; the cable guy who needs a four-hour window for an appointment, the doctor who has four busy patients waiting for every one that he is seeing, the insurance company with a call processor that saves a tad on labor costs but forces every customer to wade through a tedious telephone menu.
My helmet, which had felt a tad loose in the garage, was buffeted by tornado-force winds.
The two were forced to exchange their black underwear (those nonconformists!) for something a tad more, uh, white.
