Sentence examples for forced to define from inspiring English sources

But now he has been forced to define himself more fully.

After the heartbreak of Solomon's diagnosis, my husband and I were forced to define what "success" meant for our children.

Through no choice of his own, his interlocutors say, Sistani has now been forced to define his legacy.

And I suppose, if I was forced to define a difference between men and women, then I would say that's probably been my experience in real life, too.

"In this kind of irregular war, you are forced to define yourself on one side or the other, and the civilian population suffers atrocities from both sides".

He will quickly be forced to define who he is, how flexible he is, whether he will be an ideologue, a pragmatist of something in between.

The time limit imposed to reach a solution forces to define a reduced neighborhood structure.

In this important, interesting, and timely book, Nau uses a states' views about the legitimate use of force to define a state's identity and the distribution of identities across states.

Ironically, however, he had used the same general paradigm of two interacting forces to define, in his two sets of propositions, both the system of mechanical causes and the system of freedom.

With no outside force to define her, Gaignard was left, like so many young people, feeling undefined.

The subcellular element method uses a collection of discrete particle elements in combination with intracellular spring forces to define a cell.