Sentence examples for become a force of from inspiring English sources
We have become a force of nature".
Exhausted but almost mechanically activated, we were carried forward on a current of will that we had initiated, but which had become a force of its own.
As computer-driven forces like automation and aggregation increasingly alter the role of journalists and journalism in society, how can computation become a force of deliberate, positive social impact in journalism and civic life?" Read a summary by Brad Stenger.
The best answer is that it was just another display of what has become a force of habit in the dugout — a teammate being congratulated for a fairly modest achievement or, in this case, no real achievement at all.
Culture has become a force of natural selection, and if it should prove to be a major one, then human evolution may be accelerating as people adapt to pressures of their own creation.
Humans have become a force of nature reshaping the planet on a geological scale but at a far-faster-than-geological speed.A single engineering project, the Syncrude mine in the Athabasca tar sands, involves moving 30 billion tonnes of earth twice the amount of sediment that flows down all the rivers in the world in a year.
They had become a force on the strength of Paul R. Ehrlich's huge best seller "The Population Bomb".
Nørgård's music becomes a force of nature in its own right, since it contains, accepts, and creates such titanic expressive extremes.
When industrial logging was linked to the severe monsoon floods that killed more than 200 people in the region in 1970, DGSM became a force of opposition against the large-scale industry.
As it is, this admirably even-handed study in social economics, in which loose change in a boy's pockets becomes a force of domestic misery, is quite brave enough.
It's unfashionable for actors to talk this way, but it may be that King Lear only really makes sense when the leading character becomes a force of nature.
