Sentence examples for familiar forces from inspiring English sources

The familiar forces of industrialism, here as elsewhere, continue to dominate the process.

It is in Korney Chukovsky's remarkable book Malenkiye deti (1925) or Ot dvukh do pyati (Eng. trans., From Two to Five, 1963), however, that the opposition of two familiar forces, entertainment and instruction, can be sensed most clearly.

The key ingredient in this surprising conclusion is the familiar force of gravity.

It fails, for example, to include a description of the familiar force of gravity, which not only keeps us rooted to the ground but also shapes the universe at the scale of stars and galaxies.

Finally, the centrifugal force is the familiar force arising from rotation about an axis.

The distinct rumble could be heard from miles away, and, once arrived, the familiar force dumped a potentially calm weekend on its azaleas.

Gaiman does this so well, and nowhere better than in Coraline: he makes the comfortable writhe in discomfort, the familiar forced into the frame of its opposite.

It describes electromagnetism and two less-familiar forces that operate at the scale of atomic nuclei.

Above all, Ameryka represents the forces of good versus the all-too-familiar forces of evil at home and across the Soviet border.

Three steps were thus involved in passing from the already familiar static forces to the more abstract Newtonian "dynamic" forces, one by Huygens and two by Newton.[25] The continuity with Huygens's theory of centrifugal force is important in another respect.

As we venture farther away from our planet, however, where familiar environmental forces lose their hold, a new lens with which to recontextualize these differences is offered.