Sentence examples for engendering force from inspiring English sources

Paradoxically -- and paradox, the juxtaposing of opposites, is the book's engendering force -- the war is mainly reflected in the zestfully intricate quarrels in the Jewish part of the novel.

Unemployed graduates are termed "job snobs" by the same party that tripled university fees, and a truly vicious circle is engendered: forced to work for free in return for their jobseeker's allowance, the unemployed are corralled back and forth, adding value to transnational corporations without the hope of ever securing a job.

The heavy duty freight cars loaded overweight goods generally make the track structure engender greater forces and deformations than those common locomotives do, and the D2 car is of all the most adverse to the track.

Another vital aspect in his approach to the art of acting was the great stress he placed on the use of space the tension created by the proximity and distance between actors, and the lines of force engendered between them.

In her latest novel, Toni Morrison asks a difficult question: what do we do with the sins of the child when that child's sins were engendered by a force against which she was powerless?

The channel spiral shape engenders a centrifugal force which enhances the cell performances in the case when the reactants are injected from the external side of the spiral channel and ejected from its internal one.

In the context of political, economic, and scientific anxiety around the 'epidemic' rise in obesity in the US, the social and historical forces engendering the medicalization of obesity have been widely discussed.

Skillful application of the "3N" approach to deradicalization can thus engender a powerful force toward moderation.

But monads are not static: they are endowed with an inherent "active force" that engenders the transitions between states.

It hypothesises that the construction industry has been labelled as being reluctant to change, due in part to a 'materials led' approach to building design and delivery; and how government legislation is forcing change engendering a 'building design led' culture which seeks to satisfy future building needs and assure sustainability.

Mr. Graham cited the sour mood engendered by Democrats forcing votes on other topics in recent days, including the bill on gays in the military that passed Saturday.