Sentence examples for directed by forces from inspiring English sources
In whatever warp of time the Montagnard villagers were living, my time was surely the leading edge of the modern world, time collapsed, time accelerating, time directed by forces only dimly apprehended but the effect invariably ambiguous and inconclusive.
Directed by Force Majeure's Kate Champion, the work is a collaboration with artist and fat activist Kelli Jean Drinkwater.
Mr. Assange has repeatedly denied the accusations, saying they are part of "a smear campaign" directed by unidentified forces in an effort to silence him.
Although American officials have emphasized that the campaign in the southern port city of Basra is directed by Iraqi forces, the Iraqis have failed so far to wrest control of neighborhoods in Basra from Shiite militias and asked the Americans and British to step in.
The search for these tightly bound states is clearly directed by the forces that the protein can bring to bear, very much akin to the folding process to form native protein in the first place.
Directed by Michael John Garcés ("Force Continuum").
The result of his rudeness was the Whitney Museum of American Art, funded entirely by Mrs. Whitney and directed by Mrs. Force.
From the start of this bitter 1951 film noir, directed by Joseph Losey, the forces of order are as much a menace as they are a comfort.
Six Arab fighters who had been holed up in a hospital here for seven weeks, threatening to kill any Westerner who approached, died today in a hail of gunfire and explosives when local Afghan troops, directed by Special Operations forces of the United States Army, stormed the ward.
In 2001 the Taliban appeared to have been swiftly and decisively defeated in a campaign in which the anti-Taliban Northern Alliance advanced with the support of the US air force directed by small teams of American special forces on the ground.
Whether their new production, conducted by Christian Curnyn and directed by Barrie Kosky, can force a major revival of interest is, however, debatable.
