Sentence examples for forcing itself on from inspiring English sources
But no more applications for silk are to be accepted for the time being; and reform is forcing itself on the system.Opposition has been growing steadily.
And since then, in more ways than I could possibly imagine, I have found music continually forcing itself on my attention, showing me its effects on almost every aspect of brain function – and on life".
But while it was coerced into absorbing foreign terms when Latin, Norse and French influences intruded on its territory, English also serves as a reminder of its own turbulent and brutal exploits, when in the course of its travels it reversed the process, forcing itself on speakers of many other tongues.
The significance of this is that if one started not with the class of ∧-boolean valuations (or any other kind of valuational semantics), but with the rules (∧I) and (∧E) themselves, then that class of valuations would force itself on one's attention anyway as the only class of valuations, preservation of truth on each of which coincided with derivability using those rules.
The question forces itself on one, whether even this procedure would prevent the extension of the lesion by contiguity to the articular surfaces.
Timasagoras apparently argued that anger was always and entirely bad, and that it forced itself on its victims as a kind of necessity which one was powerless to fight or to treat in others.
Precisely this question had forced itself on another writer who consulted me, ten years earlier.
The plot is bare, the dialogue clinically so – underlining the solipsism that has forced itself on our misfit heroine.
King has a neat theory about how an adapter's voice can force itself on a story.
But that is futurology, not news, so it is not going to force itself on any front page anytime soon".
