Sentence examples for ideas force from inspiring English sources

"Ideas should compete with ideas, force and violence cannot be used to suppress ideas.

By failing to acknowledge the difference you, and people following your ideas, force the second, often a necessity, underground where the operators are even less accountable.

The menu felt gimmicky, the ideas forced.

"The forces at work in these various elections are ideas, forces which could bring about my election as the President of France next May," she said last month.

Her liberalism was, however, not a narrow one, for it was marked by a constant openness to new ideas, forces and people.

Speaking about his work late in life, Méliès commented: "The greatest difficulty in realising my own ideas forced me to sometimes play the leading role in my films .

But even I can see that the airlines probably have the right idea – force us all to edit our possessions and we choose things more carefully, use them more creatively, view them more affectionately.

They felt Piazza was sincere in his willingness to try first and his only resentment was that he felt moving there was an idea forced upon him by members of the news media.

They beat Fran's team who went with "back to school" but then ignored their own idea, forcing high-level corporate clients to make cupcakes with flumps on top.

The idea forced itself gradually that more progress toward the understanding of aqueous concentrated electrolytes solutions should come from the study of molten salts considered as the end of the concentration scale.

Such an idea forces us into (literally) uncharted territory.