Sentence examples for forced ceremony from inspiring English sources
There are risks involved, and the participants must volunteer, in no manner is this ever to be a forced ceremony.
Hard rain forced the ceremony indoors this year.
Indonesia's War on Women.
Subzero temperatures inspired organizers to plan a relatively swift opening ceremony, forced biathletes to reconsider their choice of gloves, and sent television commentators in frantic search of cosmetics that wouldn't freeze their faces off.
"It ended with the sad, shameless sight of Loria trotting out Ali's disease-ravaged body for a forced on-field ceremony.
Ministers have insisted no part of the religious community would be forced to hold ceremonies for homosexual couples in churches.
After the December groundbreaking ceremony, exile press reports emerged that villagers were forced to attend the ceremony despite their opposition.
One of Adams' critical tweets read: "America's left coast forced to watch Olympic ceremony on SIX HOUR time delay.
He wrote, "Am I alone in wondering why NBColympics think its acceptable to pretend this road race is being broadcast live?" He continued with his gripes: "America's left coast forced to watch Olympic ceremony on SIX HOUR time delay.
The Academy Awards offer critics an annual chance to assess the film industry, celebrity, and society writ large, but most are forced to watch the ceremony on the small screen, filing from their living rooms.
The whole affair could scarcely be more insulting unless nominees at next month's ceremony are forced to tramp along a red carpet bearing a giant image of Mike Leigh's face.
