Sentence examples for folk force from inspiring English sources

They can't really compete with this folk force of nature though.

Tomorrow night at 7 30, Maxwell's, 1039 Washington Street, Hoboken, N.J., (201) 653-1703; $15. (Pareles) MELISSA FERRICK, ERIN MCKEOWN (Sunday) The singer-songwriter Melissa Ferrick is a folk force of nature, voicing her powerful plaints with shudder and shake.

He's profiting from hard-up folk forced to pay excessive interest.

The same is probably true of some of those whose folks forced them to appear on the old showoff show Ask the Family but, these days, it's even worse because the most gruesome clips of tantrums and anti-cuteness will be preserved for ever online, ready to be consulted by prospective dates and employers.

Even I have to admit the gay discount is insidious and patently unfair, a pretty huge adverse real-world consequence to those folks forced to choose traditional marriage.

The nuances of folk horror force us to look in the mirror.

In this story collection, Boyle exposes silly folk to forces that gobble them up.

Something beyond curry millionaires, miserable folk being forced into arranged marriages and alleged terrorists.

But the Li Gang case was hard to suppress, partly because it personified an enduring grievance: the belief that the powerful can flout the rules to which ordinary folk are forced to submit.

But the popularity of the term among ordinary football folk has forced their hand: these days, everybody reads much into the table at the end of the first half of the season.

But already, the bid has been a fig-leaf for the wholesale destruction of old Beijing for the profit of corrupt city officials and of Hong Kong developers; ordinary folk are forced to resettle and threatened with up to four years in jail if they protest.