Sentence examples for chaotic forces from inspiring English sources
In harnessing the chaotic forces of pro football, Young leaves with two Most Valuable Player awards, six passing titles and a Super Bowl crown.
"Gohatta" isn't the first film by the Japanese director to dwell on the chaotic forces of unleashed sexuality in a repressive environment.
At its best, when all of these chaotic forces were bouncing off each other – as in the terrific season two episode Telethon (Leslie binges on energy snacks and tries to marshal the graveyard shift of the Pawnee telethon) – the show was as zippy and fun as any comedy on television, network or cable.
One way of shrugging off the horror is to insist that we are actually in the midst of a sort of national insurgency of the enraged, and that conservatives are getting blindsided by the same chaotic forces that will bring down liberalism, too.
With war stalking Iraq, Libya still fragile and Nigeria prey to insurgency (see article), supply is vulnerable to chaotic forces.But many of the causes of lower prices have staying power.
Her current obsession: How to prepare young people (and ourselves) for a world being remade by climate change and other chaotic forces.
And Tinkerbell's sullen, heated performance gives her character the chaotic force of an Old Testament temptress.
Outside the security services there is yet another, more chaotic force, the Tanzim, a word that means simply "organization".
Born in 1974, Burdis has been an appealing, chaotic force in Britain's performance art and experimental music scene for the past decade.
Yet the way that a chaotic force seems to break through the classicism of the dancers' Cunningham training is a fit analogue for the way that grief breaks through Ms. Carson's erudite attempt to contain it.
Curiously, the Kansas sequence invokes not only geometry but arithmetic, too, for when Dorothy, like the chaotic force she is, bursts in upon Auntie Em and Uncle Henry with her fears about Toto, what are they doing?
