Sentence examples for considerable force to from inspiring English sources

He claims he temporarily lost consciousness when guards "used considerable force to shut my mouth to stop me from shouting and hold my head in place".

They use their strength and considerable force to defend England and London, thus earning statues in the Guildhall (whose members thereby aver that they will defend the honor of their nation and the freedom of their city).

This false fear supplied considerable force to the idea that the interests of a fetus could come in conflict with those of the woman carrying it — and that the woman may have forfeited any claim on society's protection.

So far we've had The Day The Earth Stood Still, which he made slightly less stinky; Ben Affleck's C-plus The Town, in which Hamm lent considerable force to his underwritten cop role; a memorable icy on-the-phone cameo in A Single Man; and smaller parts in Howl and Sucker Punch.

But taken as a whole, she says, all the evidence "knits together" and "adds considerable force to the attribution of this painting to him".

Both have vowed to rid their countries of the Muslim Brotherhood, and both have shown that they will not shy away from the use of considerable force to achieve this goal.

Ms. Damrau showed impressive technical and artistic resources, marshaling considerable forces to deliver an impressive recital.

When two young Negroes arrived to enroll at the U. of Georgia, the student body turned out in considerable force not to welcome them, but to exhibit hospitably the full depth & breadth of Southern intellectual attainments.

The New Yorker, January 21 , 1961P. 29 When two young Negroes arrived to enroll at the U. of Georgia, the student body turned out in considerable force not to welcome them, but to exhibit hospitably the full depth & breadth of Southern intellectual attainments.

By Donald Malcolm The New Yorker, January 21 , 1961 P. 29When two young Negroes arrived to enroll at the U. of Georgia, the student body turned out in considerable force not to welcome them, but to exhibit hospitably the full depth & breadth of Southern intellectual attainments.

Keiron Cunningham sent Maurie Fa'asavalu on a bullocking run to the line, but although the mighty Samoan was stopped just short he was alert and skilful enough to squeeze the ball out to Cunningham who used his own considerable strength to force his way over.