Sentence examples for because of the force from inspiring English sources

Because of the force of gravity.

We couldn't get anywhere close to each other because of the force fields of our personalities.

Not only because of his personal charm, but also because of the force of hope he inspires.

In another unusual event, a derelict building in the run-down central district of Aghios Panteleimonas collapsed, apparently because of the force of the sustained downpour.

"If there were any fighters in those headquarters, it would have been impossible for them to survive because of the force of the shelling," he said.

Hollande won in 2012 not because of the force of his party's ideas or his own appeal but because of public dissatisfaction with Sarkozy.

Privatization attracts sponsors because of the forced new savings.

Then again they usually are, all the more so because of the forced cheer.

She lost because of the forces of racism, misogyny, and nativism that Trump expertly aroused.

The forces that when you're riding a bike and lean, you don't fall over because of the forces and vectors through the wheels.

As one who avoids small country inns because of the forced, unavoidable mealtime chit-chat, the absence of intrusive conversation was divine.