Sentence examples for forged by the from inspiring English sources

A commemorative loonie (the Canadian dollar coin) was forged by the Royal Canadian Mint.

In many ways the advances forged by the Fashion Fair made its presence obsolete.

The strong consensus forged by the four inquiries is not really new.

The bond forged by the prisoners and the people here still lingers.

One main reason is that the traditional ties forged by the Christian Democrats and Social Democrats are all but broken.

It may be the ability to form bonds with strangers was forged by the demands of war.

That culture is thought to be forged by the "tone at the top," that is, a management code of ethics.

The predominant peace forged by the empire made the spread of ideas, including Christian ones, all the easier.

And that's roughly what a brain forged by the ruthless pressures of natural selection urges us to do.

At its best, however, this kind of sensitivity illuminates the sometimes paradoxical links forged by the postcolonial world.

It is also evidence of a shared sense of national identity and purpose that survived and was in large measure forged by the Indonesian occupation.