Sentence examples for dramatically forced from inspiring English sources

And watching the two female dancers mimic the beating becomes uncomfortable and dramatically forced.

In the story's nastiest twist, one that feels dramatically forced, Donner's concern for John has unexpectedly disastrous consequences.

FACT Proposition 13, by limiting local property taxes so dramatically, forced the state to step in as the main funder of many services.

Obama had dramatically forced climate onto the summit agenda – against the wishes of Australia – with a hard-hitting speech urging the world to rally behind a new global agreement, pledging $3bn to the Green Climate Fund and pointing out that countries such as Australia had the most to lose from global warming.

(Ramirez acknowledged that her memories were fragmented. Kavanaugh has strongly denied all the charges). Part of the issue is that assessments of a six-day F.B.I. investigation that Senator Jeff Flake, Republican of Arizona, had dramatically forced his party to agree to, turned on whether the agents had interviewed everyone they should have.

This was just a few months before overwhelming pressure from the financial markets dramatically forced the UK out of the ERM, which linked European currencies - an ignominious and chaotic political disaster from which the Major government never really recovered.

But the problem was not endless as Thomas thought, for a poem of Frost's had arrived by post that would dramatically force Thomas's hand: a poem called "Two Roads", soon to be rechristened "The Road Not Taken".

The perks are being offered as demand for the most expensive new homes in the capital falls dramatically, forcing some developers and estate agents to look for novel ways to encourage sales.

But despite the romantic image of a camel ride through the Thar desert – which the Fodor's guide lists as "one of the most unforgettable experiences of a trip to India" – its population is declining dramatically, forcing the provincial government to plan emergency measures to save the hardy animal.

They ride over the top of the hedges and shake the olive trees, dramatically forcing the fruit off the plant.

But with increased health awareness and a steady rise in excise duty, the golden age of cigarettes was over by the end of 70s, and despite the investment made by Wills, production tailed-off dramatically, forcing the Board to cut back while the nation cut down.