Sentence examples for force of something from inspiring English sources

It's quite unlike anything I've read before, but it has all the consistency and force of something major and assured.

It had a desperate edge to it, and the force of something that needed to be written.

Last year W. Berlin became the biggest industrial city in all Germany, with a labor force of something like 300,000 W. Berliners and 40,000 E. Berliners.

There was serious unrest in the air at the state of football as a force of something other than mere entertainment.

Then there's the second-best photograph: Caitlyn in her dressing room, eyes closed, in soft light, like the kid before the television in the old MTV ad, as if surrendering to the overwhelming force of something: fame?

But we see that the nonrural life was to be Peck Sr.'s destiny, and rural innocence is swept away by the force of something brutal waiting at home.

It might get worse in the future, but is a country justified in the use of force because of something that may happen rather than something that has happened?

People who used to be regarded as pen-pushing bureaucrats have become warriors in the struggle between the forces of global capital and the forces of something-or-other.

As the spontaneous release of energy from certain substances, radioactivity was regarded as a newly identified force of nature, something that would surely lead to insights into the structure of matter, and to practical applications in medicine and science.

Reviewing a December 2006 performance, James Reed of The Boston Globe wrote: "Odetta's voice is still a force of nature — something commented upon endlessly as folks exited the auditorium — and her phrasing and sensibility for a song have grown more complex and shaded".

Unlike the neutrino's mixing angle, which determines the properties of neutrinos (Science, 2 November 2001, p. 987), qW is a measure of a fundamental force of nature, something that is fully accounted for in the standard model of particle physics.