Sentence examples for emphasis on force from inspiring English sources
Strong and Wasting My Young Years are tonight's tours de force, with the emphasis on "force": the crowd relate to these diary-style outpourings of early-20s uncertainty, but even more so because they're driven by Reid's most impassioned delivery.
Shimon Peres, the former prime minister and architect of the Oslo peace accords with Mr Rabin, added to the political tone by telling the crowd that the present Israeli government's emphasis on force over negotiation had failed, and that the country would return to Mr Rabin's vision.
Defense Secretary William S. Cohen plans to announce on Thursday that two senior military leaders will be pulled from retirement to head a Pentagon inquiry, with special emphasis on force protection and any security lapses, Kenneth H. Bacon, the Pentagon spokesman, said.
US and other government officials however emphasized that the summit was significant in terms of the alliance's unprecedented outreach beyond its traditional North Atlantic focus and its aggressive emphasis on force planning to tackle new challenges worldwide.
The devastating coverage -- and the emphasis on forcing turnovers -- allowed the Patriots' offense to play a largely conservative game.
This paper will discuss problems during assembly in the micro world with an emphasis on forces during the assembly process.
Some want more emphasis on forcing pharmaceutical companies to donate huge quantities of therapeutic drugs like AZT to Africa -- an issue that is fraught with economic and political complications.
His message — that Iraqis need more time and that Congress has put too much emphasis on forcing the Maliki government to meet benchmarks — dovetails with the Bush administration's.
It is not hard to draw an outline of what makes the Celtics' defense so special — an emphasis on forcing the ball to the baseline, for instance — but there is also something ineffable about the spirit of the Celtics since Garnett came to town in 2007.
As a consequence, Rey's strong force abilities break the series' core emphasis on force-sensitive lineages.
His textual analysis of print journalism found repeated characterizations of Cuban leaders as "hyper-masculine … as insufficient leaders because of their emphasis on violence and force" (p. 13).
