Sentence examples for enforcing the idea that from inspiring English sources

In one draft, Nora argued that she left because it was better for the children; Moi wrote to Hnath, "You could get some traction here by enforcing the idea that not all women are made to be mothers. . . .

Waselenchuk said he was given pointers by his father, but he never had a formal coach until he turned professional — which meant he never had anyone enforcing the idea that there were right and wrong ways to play; never had anyone to impose regimented habits on him, or constrain his creativity.

The largest stress and strain gradients are observed at grain boundaries, enforcing the idea that grain boundary fracture is indeed the irreversible mechanism underlying ratchet growth.

She wanted them to both be outsider types, enforcing the idea that there's safety in being strange when you're connected to others and form your own community.

As a male, I cannot help but believe that these standards are yet another way of enforcing the idea that the female body is a "distraction" for male students.

As can be seen, the autocorrelation functions for the three replicons are similar, enforcing the idea that the observations made show us a general property of transcribed double stranded, circular bacterial DNA. Figure 2a shows the autocorrelations function for the megaplasmid pSymA (blue curve) when the only transcription is stochastic (data set B).

Experimental economists believe (and enforce the idea) that researchers should not employ deception in the design of experiments.

Parliament's opulence seems to enforce the idea that government is about anything but the people.

However, he was unable to enforce the idea that all players should be teetotallers.

If universities cut the number of languages offered, they will enforce the idea that Americans are insular and self-serving.

But they also enforce the idea that fierce dedication is not simply a "laughable naïveté," as Vera puts it, but a way of being in the world.