Sentence examples for being forced to recognize from inspiring English sources
Many municipalities are now being forced to recognize the collapse in home prices and the shrinking tax base that comes with it.
His biggest early disappointment as President was being forced to recognize that his romantic vision of a post-partisan era, in which there are no red states or blue states, only the United States, was, in practical terms, a fantasy.
A thorny problem, but if approached from a lemonade-from-lemons perspective, you could argue that our being forced to recognize our distance from the story puts us in the position of the narrator himself.
The mood in the Assembly, however, was energized or empowered, as an aide to the speaker, Sheldon Silver, a Democrat, put it, by the idea that the governor was being forced to recognize that the Legislature matters.
Just as a jackpot winner is willing to discard an old identity for a shiny, seamless, new self, her spouse is being forced to recognize that what he stands for isn't worth much in the new marital order.
More and more people are being forced to recognize now what I learned early: Our country is susceptible to some of our worst instincts when the message is packaged correctly.
The Ottomans were forced to recognize Greek autonomy (1829) and independence (1832).
Honorius was forced to recognize him as joint emperor in 409.
In 1187 he was forced to recognize the second Bulgarian empire.
