Sentence examples for gained force from from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

But it gains force from Christensen's sincerity.

Leopold II (ruled 1790 92), who had ruled Tuscany as Grand Duke Peter Leopold before succeeding his brother Joseph, could not overcome their resistance, which gained strength from the forces unleashed by the French Revolution.

The Business Of Strangers is one of those films that gains force the further you are from it, hitting full power about a fortnight after you have seen it.

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.

"The facts gain force from his dispassionate recital, and he goes beyond them to suggest how rampant technology, whose benefits we cannot be expected to abjure, may be brought under control," New York Times journalist Walter Goodman wrote in a review.

The show reintroduces a sensibility that favored crisp, clean shapes — pursuing them through straight-edged geometric motifs that resemble logos — to curving, coiling more naturalistic forms that gain force from frames hand-carved by the artist and altogether seem very much of the moment.

Moreover, that public mission gained its force from private visions.