Sentence examples for gives force from inspiring English sources

The author's own ordeal gives force to his haunting phrasing of Goya's "fear of being no longer able to impose himself upon the world, brought to the surface in an acute form in his deafness".

The author's own exemplary contribution to the world of Holocaust memorialisation gives force to his argument that commemoration is not the best route to understanding such a complex, multifaceted event.

Mitchell certainly gets the rapidity: this Iliad is by far the most swift-footed in recent memory, the iambic line driving forward in a way that gives force to the English and nicely suggests the galloping dactyls (long-short-short) of Homer's lines.

Developed for the US Navy, the device is operated via a glove-like interface that gives force feedback, so objects can be grasped as gently or as firmly as is required.Rather than merely opening and closing, it has far more flexibility: the thumb can touch each of the fingertips, for example.

In proportion as the structure of a government gives force to public opinion, it is essential that public opinion should be enlightened".

This week, the Nobel physics committee announced they had settled on Peter Higgs and François Englert, two of the gaggle of theorists who proposed a mechanism that gives force-carrying fundamental particles mass and that required the existence of the now-famous boson.

The good money was on Peter Higgs and François Englert, two of the theorists "who proposed a mechanism that gives force-carrying fundamental particles mass and that required the existence of the now-famous boson," Daniel Clery writes in News & Analysis.

Unsurprising given force of bad feeling against him inside BBC".

The Jupiter String Quartet gave force to Adès's violent eclecticism.

This new system, Lord Justice Leveson thought, should be given force by statutory underpinning.Many other European countries have a regulated press.

But the West's economic slump has given force to their claims by sapping the earning power of the young.