Sentence examples for great force that from inspiring English sources
It's clearer now that the middle class — the great force that made Dickens's England more benevolent — is in retreat.
Might it not be that a great force that has always been thinking in terms of human needs, and that always will think in terms of human needs, has not been mobilized?" The congressional record states that at the speech's conclusion there is "prolonged applause".
Her gentle manner and meditative paintings belied the great force that she was in the art world.
It sometimes appears with such great force that it sweeps other feelings and other thoughts completely out of the way.
Yet he writes and acts much more like his benevolent but baffled Akbar, showing through the story-teller's unarmed might that "human nature, not divine will, was the great force that moved history"; and hoping that "discord, difference, disobedience" might turn out after all to be "wellsprings of the good".
In his compelling book Cyber War, written with Robert K. Knake, Richard A. Clarke, former head of counterterrorism security in the Clinton and Bush administrations, argues with great force that our electrical grid and banking system are vulnerable to a "cyber" attack coming from Tehran or Beijing or North Korea.
"This past year there are some great forces that helped me," said Wilfort Ferdinand, a leader of the rebel group that started the uprising that helped topple Mr. Aristide.
The debate, according to scout leaders and parents, was shaped by two great forces that have defined scouting for decades: The huge role played by churches in sponsoring scout troops, and the tradition of local control, which can differ greatly from urban downtowns to rural farm country.
It is simply recognizing the interconnectedness of all things and acknowledging a greater force that is everlasting and ever-loving.
