Sentence examples for had force from inspiring English sources

It was a goal that had force written all over it.

Sure, the ribbing was perhaps a little overwrought at the cuffs, but the jacket had force.

The style had force but kept running up against its limitations.

Virginia Woolf, "much impressed" by the "extreme badness" of his poetry, admitted he had "force".

The program of early Schubert, early Mozart and late Haydn had force without aggression and urgency without haste.

The abandonment of Afghanistan to the Taliban would also be a dire prospect for Afghans, especially women, but in war-weary America this argument no longer had force.

Near the end of the war he was given the job of copying the U.S. B-29 Superfortress, three of which had force-landed in the Soviet Far East.

Mindful that his captive audience of slowly baking reporters had force-marched with him from Washington, the president said: "I know a lot of you wish you were in the East Coast, lounging on the beaches, sucking in the salt air, but when you're from Texas -- and love Texas -- this is where you come home.

Saddam had forced them to be.

He had forced her to fuck him.

No one had forced us to compete.