Sentence examples for force his ideas from inspiring English sources

Hicheur was devout, but "did not try to force his ideas on others," Boutigny says.

However, Teh was not the type who would force his ideas on you, even though he thought he was right.

A lot of people are upset and say the mayor shouldn't be forcing his ideas about health on everyone.

Returning from a rained-out golf tournament with his son John, Farrell discovers that Matt has forced his idea into reality by single-handedly laying the foundation for his proposed alteration.

Up to £1m is bet on that coupon each week, forcing his rivals to copy the idea.

Throughout his works, Pynchon obsesses over the power of the silenced, the marginalized, the ones left behind by God -- the "last poor Preterite one!" -- and forces his readers to confront the idea of spaces society that we don't know exist.

Some of Mr. Kaplan's remarks are infused with such pleasure at the force of his ideas that they acquire lives of their own.

Nevertheless, Wilson always made excuses for Mencken, downplayed his faults, called the reader back to the "color and rhythm" of his prose, the "lucidity, order, and force" of his ideas.

How the composer finds cohesion in such variegated materials is mysterious, but it probably has to do both with the underlying force of his ideas and with the commitment he elicits from his collaborators, who include the violist Kyle Armbrust and the versatile new-music pianist Cory Smythe.

Especially given the sexual humiliation at the origin of Chris's military vocation, I'd like to see how Chris's encounters with women in the armed forces inflect his ideas about who needs to be looked after.

In the end, before it caused any real damage, a humbled Sadler was forced to abandon his idea.