Sentence examples for force by which from inspiring English sources

Then we begin to feel something of that relentless force by which nature controls her own.

It wasn't until she came to Yale that she discovered spoken word poetry, and was "completely enthralled by the emotive force by which each poet performed".

It merely is the terrestrial analogue of the Force by which Jedi knights in the "Star Wars" films could move real things with their minds.

Therefore, a new method "aero-lap polishing" was attempted as it applies controlled amount of impinging force by which the surface damage can be significantly reduced.

But for him love was a revolution-weapon: the active principle, as strong as electro-magnetism and, he surmised, the same force, by which the universe worked and by which men would be perfected.

Such gestures are unquestioned; they are driven by the engine of necessity — the unreasoning force by which the denizens of Nichols's films are charged up and, often against their better judgment, compelled to act.

What, however, I would ask, are the forces by which the hand or the body was fashioned into its shape?

It also seems to explain three of the four known forces by which particles in the universe interact, or exert forces, on one another.

One, called quantum mechanics, describes the small, fundamental particles of which matter consists and the forces by which those particles interact.

There are four kinds of forces by which dye molecules are bound to fibre: (1) ionic forces, (2) hydrogen bonding, (3) van der Waals forces, and (4) covalent chemical linkages.

They also claim "counter-revolutionary" forces – by which they mean Juadullah, the Sunni militant group - have been aided by "elements" in the Pakistani government, which is backed by the US against the Taliban.