Sentence examples for in its forced from inspiring English sources

I find it to be a dishonest play — dishonest in its forced imaginativeness and in its depiction of its young lovers, Florizel and Perdita (the charming Tunji Kasim and Samantha Young), who spend much of their time in blissful ignorance in an unreal Bohemia and then suddenly start speaking as if they knew something about life and grief.

He is frequently losing books, leaving them in the locker room at an away game, or on a plane, and he sees this each time as a gift, allowing the narrative to continue widely out from where he'd left it into total potential, no longer trapped in its forced continuity.

While they made grants to the charity against the advice of their experts, they were refusing the College of Social Work a grant, which resulted in its forced closure and the further weakening of social work.

You may recognize that name because in its forced arbitration series, the New York Times found out - and then brought to wide attention - the following: In 1999, Mr. Kaplinsky and a few other corporate lawyers, including now Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts, met and devised a strategy for companies to use "arbitration clauses as a means to an end.

It is titanic in its force -- just hear those thunderclaps he unleashes to open the first-movement cadenza -- but also unerringly sensitive, elegant and dignified.

Iraq, with a similar population, has about 600,000 in its force.

I predicted Russia would send in its forces, and unfortunately I was right.

With little prospect of an immediate increase in its force, Oakland recently also secured help from Alameda, its county sheriff's department, to patrol its streets.

This wheezy collapse has been captured on record ("Nichols and May at Work"); and anyone who has been in its force field knows the strength of its infectiousness.

The linden, it turned out, was the main casualty visited upon the White House by the storm, which like all acts of nature was democratic in its force.

But no country or terrorist group will have the ability any time soon to deploy these systems so widely and deeply in its forces, many military analysts say.