Sentence examples for appreciation of forces from inspiring English sources

Surrounded by our technologies and inventions, it may be true that we are ripe for humility, or at least a deeper appreciation of forces wilier and stronger than individual humans or nations can ever be.

But Mr. Le Pen immediately demonstrated a shrewd appreciation of the forces that brought him success.

This dissertation presents a new reconstruction of Proto-Tai phonology, based on a systematic application of the Comparative Method and an appreciation of the force of contact.

Yale's vision should strengthen in us all an appreciation of the force, the vitality, the essential practicality of the humanities.

One might think from this hilariously Hollywood tome and from the "Star Wars" jokes in "The Book of Mormon," that Mr. Lopez's appreciation of the Force is all irony.

over the past eight years with support from the Endowment, the project's vision has strengthened for all of us and for the teachers, schools, and colleges who have admired and emulated the project, an appreciation of the force, vitality, and the central practicality of the humanities.

As the various liberatory movements for social and environmental justice strive to build coalitions toward common goals, alliances will have stronger foundations if they are built on an understanding and appreciation of the motivating forces that power one another's activism.

His work is a perfect example of how art can stimulate our visual senses while increasing our appreciation of the intellectual forces behind genuine creativity and sheer invention.

For Berlin, the measure of commitment to European security is not the willingness to deploy military force but the maintenance of a full appreciation of the balance of forces.

The appreciation of the euro forced Germany to a severe wage adjustment to maintain and increase its share of exports to important partners outside the Eurozone such as the United States, the United Kingdom and China, increasing its competitive advantage with respect to other Eurozone economies.

There is plenty of contempt for foreigners, and a villain who is cartoonish in his callousness and superiority, yet there is also considerable knowledge and appreciation of the ways Japan forces the foreigner toward self-reflection, a heightened sensitivity to gesture and an earnestness unencumbered by irony.