Sentence examples for beyond the forces from inspiring English sources

It should also work harder at recruiting more police from ethnic minorities.The bigger lessons from the past two weeks go far beyond the forces of law and order.

In contrast, strategic intuition shows how flashes of insight leap beyond the forces around you and who you are within them.

This was a real departure for a church that, while inevitably evolving in fact, tended to conceive of itself as unchanging and beyond the forces of history.

"Perhaps it is not a question of whether the migrants brought good or ill to the cities they fled to or were pushed or pulled to their destinations," she writes, "but a question of how they summoned the courage to leave in the first place or how they found the will to press beyond the forces against them and the faith in a country that had rejected them for so long".

Are we beyond the forces of evolution, or is natural selection still shaping us?

Whereas creationists argued that man's soul, his emotional complexity, placed him beyond the forces of evolution, dogs seemed to bodily contradict the notion, for dogs shared man's emotions and yet had surely evolved before their perfection by domestic breeders.

They don't have individual power, they don't have individual agency, unlike vampires or serial killers or some kind of beyond-the-grave force.

But the violence of football has never been what draws me to the game, which has so much going for it beyond the force with which players collide.

Beyond the forced disappearances and reprisals, Sri Lanka's security forces have used rape and sexual violence against Tamil men and women detained as suspected supporters of the Tamil Tigers, according to a report released by Human Rights Watch last month.

At a time when social service organizations struggle to show quantifiable results, it's never clear, beyond the force of Canada's personality, how he managed to attract so much support without the evidence funders typically demand.

Hannibal, seeing so sudden a change of affairs, and Fabius, beyond the force of his age, opening his way through the ranks up the hillside, that he might join Minucius, warily forbore, sounded a retreat, and drew off his men into their camp; while the Romans on their part were no less contented to retire in safety.