Sentence examples for force that propels from inspiring English sources

Spain, the word "Sefaradi" with its dual meaning, is a force that propels the novel.

There's also a second force that propels his movies ahead — the evangelical energy of his own cinematic faith.

Robust, ambitious and single-minded, her Lorelei is very much of this world, inhabited by that potent and uncompromising life force that propels its possessors to places like the White House, the Super Bowl and the top tiers of megacorporations in addition to efficiently run, expensively upholstered Park Avenue aeries.

Crime novels with apparently impossible-to-solve puzzles as their focal point resonate so powerfully with readers because they reflect what we know in our deepest hearts to be true: that not knowing the answers to our most urgent questions is the main driving force that propels most people through life.

The flagellum serves as driving force that propels the microtube forward.

We show that entropy, far from opposing evolution, is a thermodynamic driving force that propels natural selection, the mechanism of evolution.

They should, perhaps, be reminded that nationalism was the force that propelled Dr Hwang to stardom before reality destroyed him.

Partisan obstreperousness, the force that propelled Congressional Republicans to widespread victory in 2010, is suddenly for many of them as out of style as monocles.

The primary force that propelled the New York salsa movement, Mr. Rodriguez said, was the Cuban embargo, which prevented some Cuban musicians from visiting New York.

Cope credited God with having built into evolution a life force that propelled organisms toward even higher levels of consciousness".

Speakers on other panels included Beth Colleton, V.P. Green is Universal (NBC-Universal) and Liba Rubenstein of MySpace's IMPACT who, though on separate panels, both alluded to the need to harness the viral internet force that propelled Obama to victory, for the green movement.