Sentence examples for forces from which from inspiring English sources
Von Sternberg casts off social graces to confront the destructive primal forces from which society and its dramas arise.
"Silvio Berlusconi" ends with a chapter titled "Resistances," which sketches a road map of the societal and institutional forces from which an alternative politics and civic consciousness might grow.
And there is no sign that the government will halt its controversial policy of "political naturalisation" of non-Bahraini Sunnis – imported from Syria, Jordan, Yemen and even Pakistan – to fill the ranks of the security forces (from which Shias are largely excluded) – to tip the demographic balance.
Last year, Ye Xiaowen, China's top religious official, told Xinhua, the official Chinese news agency, that "religion is one of the important forces from which China draws strength," and he singled out Buddhism for its "unique role in promoting a harmonious society".
There is beauty, he says, "In the Knowledge of some great Principles, or universal Forces, from which innumerable Effects do flow.
They also agreed on a line of demarcation between separatists and government forces from which both sides are meant to withdraw their forces, but so far this has not been carried out.
"The force from which she must be protected," Damon realizes, "is inside her".
The force from which the sun draws its power has been loosed against those who brought war to the Far East".
The "Nightmare Alley" is the dream that has tormented him his entire life: that he is running down a narrow lane, pursued by a malicious force from which he cannot escape.
Not so long ago, black holes were regarded as the destroyers of the universe: a dark force from which nothing escapes; only recently have we come to understand they may be a key part of a universe's creation.
Contralateral unoperated tendons were failed in uniaxial tension to determine maximum or failure force, from which safety factor (ratio of maximum force to peak in vivo force) was calculated for each activity.
