Sentence examples for existence forces from inspiring English sources

Recreation and religion, and their intertwining, are the DNA of his worlds: the tedium of existence forces us toward "fun"; fun becomes the basis of our faith.

My fear of Barney is more profound than my quest for frights, because Barney's existence forces me to question my credibility as a critic and a viewer.

Perhaps knowingly, perhaps not, they are summoning into existence forces with powers they do not understand and no democracy should allow.

Its "squalid and farcical" view of human existence forces us "to struggle hard" to make his own slowly apparent optimism seem anything more than anodyne consolation.

His own continued existence forces him to be a self-reliant creature, and so he becomes a self-preserving, self-regulatory creature as well.

The Fordo plant also has elevated distrust of Iran because the plant's construction had been kept a secret until Western intelligence confirmation of its existence forced the Iranians to acknowledge the plant in September 2009, just as President Obama and European allies were announcing it.

The AFL's existence forced the conservative NFL to expand to Dallas and Minnesota in an attempt to destroy the new league.

Second, heterogeneity could not be eliminated, its existence forced us to use a relatively conservative random effect model.

Many are fighting for their existence today, either being forced to closed or being run entirely by volunteers.

It may be true, as Duffy says, that new modes of writing are being forced into existence by the busy fingers of the Facebook generation.

It can be hard to ignore such a suggestion of the existence of forces larger than we are, of the power of intuition, the structure of the expression encapsulated in a moment of an eyebrow, the economy of the laugh that makes you cry in relief.