Sentence examples for coercion is so from inspiring English sources

3. Coercion is so 20th Century; we must connect in the 21st Century.

The loss to the taxpayer in terms of "negative liberty" (liberty understood as the mere absence of intentional coercion) is, so the reply continues, morally outweighed by this gain in terms of "positive liberty".

But it's absurd to view the C.C.C. as the American version of Hitler Youth, and the N.R.A. — heavy on slogans, light on coercion — was so ineffective that Roosevelt heaved a sigh of relief when it was declared unconstitutional in 1935.

Ray's music envelops the willing listener in a glorious ritualistic expression of the sweet and bitter mysteries of life without the coercion, hypocrisy or intolerance that is so frequently a part of organized religion.

Where this is so, whichever choice the agent makes, she has chosen for the reason that she wants more to act on, free from coercion and compulsion.

When the custodian is persuaded by argument that it is his duty to surrender them and he hands them over, duress and coercion will not be so readily implied as where private papers are involved.

In a world (paradise) of saints (completely virtuous persons), there would be need for law but not for coercion; so coercion is not part of Aquinas's definition of law and law's directive force can be contrasted with its coercive force (and see 6.1 ii) above).

The reason, Wise suggested, was that "there was so much coercion they didn't trust each other, and they didn't like each other".

Referring to his written directions he said marital coercion meant that a wife "was so affected to be impelled to commit the offence because she truly believed she had no real choice".

Coercion is this generation's "thing".

Military coercion is rare and the forms and uses of coercion vary.