Sentence examples for forcing the idea from inspiring English sources
If we're forcing the idea that men must eat meat, we're doing a great disservice not only to our health, but also to the animals.
In fact, Dr. Guth said, "Inflation pretty much forces the idea of multiple universes upon us".
As protests build, there is talk of direct action if the council tries to force the idea through against the wishes of local people.
Unless the Pistons' hand is forced, the idea that they would accept anything less than one of the top 10 players in the league for Hill is disrespecting the intelligence of their front office.
I could still have forced the idea of sports and other activities, but I had learned about forcing issues through business.
Morality and fairness, however, balk at the idea of forcing the citizens of a country to repay debts that may have only benefited a kleptomaniacal former dictator.
If Swift or Abraham grew up being force-fed the idea that their skin colour and hair texture automatically make them ugly, criminal suspects and second-class citizens, I'm sure they would be a bit angrier too.
In the years leading up to college, teens are force-fed the idea that college will be the high point of your life.
Why not pay the private sector to look after them too, at least behind the battle lines, provided it could be guaranteed to do the job properly?In the armed forces, the idea of such downsizing and outsourcing is taken seriously.
