Sentence examples for assert the force of from inspiring English sources

(The story also features the phrase "Ain't this a blip!," which Collins used in a similar way in "Losing Ground," to assert the force of black-American experience against the ostensible neutrality of white-toned academic culture).

"Kalata," Manyenga said, materializing on the path, asserting himself with the force of his voice.

As India's first Prime Minister and framer of India's foreign policy, Jawaharlal Nehru, asserted India "because of the force of circumstances, because of geography, because of history and because of so many other things, inevitably has to play a very important part in Asia".

A lexicon is not only prerequisite to making meaningful statements, it also sets limits on what can be meaningfully said within the community of speakers that share it: "There is, for example, no way, even in an enriched Newtonian vocabulary, to convey the Aristotelian propositions regularly misconstrued as asserting the proportionality of force and motion or the impossibility of a void.

"The force of nature".

Galileo also overthrew the mistaken dogma of Aristotle that motion requires the continual application of force by asserting the principle of inertia: in the absence of external forces, a body has zero acceleration; that is, a motionless body remains at rest, and a moving body travels with constant velocity.

For the aristocrats of the interior, the memories of Majapahit's hierarchical system of government under a godlike king represented standards of civilized behaviour that had to be asserted at all cost against the forces of confusion released by the coastal population.

(Borgmann 1992, 108 9) Critics assert that the ethical force of Borgmann's analysis suffers from his lack of attention to the substantive differences between particular social networking technologies and their varied contexts of use, as well as the different motivations and patterns of activity displayed by individual users in those contexts.

Newton never explicitly stated the formula in the reduced form above. Newton's Second Law asserts the direct proportionality of acceleration to force and the inverse proportionality of acceleration to mass.

Andrew Jackson issued his "Proclamation to the People of South Carolina," asserting the supremacy of the federal government and warning that "disunion by armed force is treason".

A few participants asserted the importance of being truthful.