Sentence examples for exterior forces from inspiring English sources

Here, characters travel in groups or pairs, their features pocked and marred by exterior forces or molded by interior psychic malady.

And the turmoil that helped drive their careers came from somewhat different sources: Mr. Baryshnikov's largely from potent exterior forces and Nureyev's from within.

And that's something I'm going to introduce tomorrow, a political plan to create a three-state solution in Iraq — a Kurdish state, a Sunni state, a Shi'a state — because Iraq is more three groups held together by exterior forces.

To be the best human beings we can be, we have to pay attention to our interior life; if we don't, exterior forces may feel as though they're crushing us.

A lot of our struggles aren't against exterior forces but really our interior.

The works are seductive despite their hyper-commodification of nature; you are helplessly pulled in even with an awareness of the exterior forces at work.

Hamelin, by contrast, makes the music sound as if it were being driven by some exterior force, or trying in vain to escape from it.

Of course, many of these things aren't spontaneous at all, at least not in the dictionary sense of occurring through some inner impetus, without an exterior force.

With respect to a rotating Earth, a moving parcel conserving its momentum (i.e., not acted on by an exterior force) will appear to be deflected with respect to fixed points on the rotating Earth.

Deflection occurs because, in accordance with Newton's first law of motion, a parcel moving in a certain direction will retain the same motion unless acted on by an exterior force.

Temam [14] obtained the global attractor for (1.1) with exterior forcing term g ( x, u ) = k u, a simple case.