Sentence examples for force of the term from inspiring English sources

I now understand better the force of the term "treading on eggshells", for greyish chicks and speckled eggs lay everywhere, easily overlooked on the guano-spattered rocks.

The force of the term "metaphorical" here is the same as it was in On First Philosophy: just as created things are both many and one, and thus not "truly" one, so they are both passive and active, and thus not "truly" agents.

None of these is entirely accurate and none conveys the full force of the term in Sanskrit.

But this does not alter the force of the long-term message.

By deriving the substitution process from basic principles of population genetics, their aim is to bridge the gap between population genetics and phylogenetics, and thus to offer a better understanding of the driving forces of the long term evolutionary process.

Uplift of the Tibetan Plateau (Ruddiman and Kutzbach, 1989; Manabe and Broccoli, 1990; An et al., 2001) and changes in land-sea distribution (Ramstein et al., 1997) have been proposed as driving forces of the long-term deterioration in the Cenozoic climate.

Our conclusion is therefore that fluids are not necessarily the driving force of the fault activity in terms of pore pressure.

The dynamic plastic response of the deforming pipe segment under the blow-down force of the escaping liquid is termed pipe whip.

Here, Smith provides no reason at all, but merely attempts to coordinate positive attitudes by relying on the repeated effect of the emotive force of evaluative terms.

With elections only six months away, a group of council members who are being forced to leave office because of the term limits law tried to overturn it.

His expression for the force of gravity in terms of the distribution of mass within a planet was used in the late 20th century for deducing details of the shape of the Earth from accurate measurements of the paths of orbiting satellites.