Sentence examples for impersonal forces from inspiring English sources

Thus we learned about the "vast impersonal forces of history".

All historians struggle to get the balance between human will and vast impersonal forces just right.

They're like totems carried against the vast, impersonal forces of Facebook.

America's growing income disparity is not the inevitable result of impersonal forces like globalization or automation.

Impersonal forces may determine the course of history, but only the greatest leaders, like King, allow history to leap ahead.

Whigs don't discount grand impersonal forces, such as economics and demography, but they put greater emphasis on individuals and campaigning.

Few other writers have had such a powerful sense of the impersonal forces beneath the surface of human lives.

Or are history's apparent movers and shakers actually puppets moved and shaken by vast impersonal forces – economic and otherwise?

The impersonal forces of our growing economy have helped to lift many people out of poverty and suffering.

They compete, every day and night of their lives, against shrugging, impersonal forces, not to win but just to get into the race, any race.

Both have advantages and disadvantages, much as the broad, impersonal-forces approach to the past and the heroic, great-man theory of history each have theirs.