In the early 1990s, as worldwide economic integration showcased gaps between rich and poor, economic populism gained force from the voices of Mr. Perot and Bill Clinton.
The effectiveness of the Ground Zero pools, and of the park in which they are set, gains force from a peculiarly New York sublime: the spectacular, permanent sacrifice of some of the world's most valuable real estate.
In the 80s, the tradition of joke-telling comedians such as Bob Hope was still strong, and Wright's act gained force from being a screwy parody of that style.
That idea gained force from the court's having agreed to hear the case even though two lower courts had ruled that nothing in current law makes the kind of corn-seed inventions in question ineligible for what are known as utility patents.
And my decisions gained force from the fact that they arose from my deepest priorities.
For reasons related both to the condensed and summary form of public presentation, and also to the bold conceptual sweep of the theory, the primary argument of the Origin could not gain its force from the data presented by the book itself.
Moreover, that public mission gained its force from private visions.
They have gained added force from estimates of the economic fallout that could follow bankruptcy.
"The disappeared" had no contact, and if the playwright sometimes stumbles trying to convey what they must have felt, her message gains terrific force from the portrayals of the three mothers by Terry Ashe-Croft, Isabel Segovia and Betty Winsett.
In an account that has gained its force from our being deep inside the head of the central character, it feels difficult to move on to accepting the narrative convention that we talk in paragraphs and can recall the paragraphs of those around us.
