Sentence examples for is propelled as from inspiring English sources

Still, as Posner posits, the government career of Adams fils is propelled as much by the privileges of his rarefied circumstances as by the ambition that drives the more compelling figures of his extraordinary time.

Through detailed readings of these works and their placement within de Chirico's broader œuvre and the cultural milieu of pre-war Paris, Merjian examines facets of a Nietzschean 'performance' that is propelled as much by silence, omission, and displacement, as by the representation of objects and persons.

High speed videos reveal that the octet of spores of A. immersus is propelled as a single mass, embedded in mucilage and fluid from the ascus, so the drag upon the projectile is not determined by the shape of the individual spores (Fig. 1a, Video S1).

Sales of "The Da Vinci Code" have been propelled, as is so often the case, by word of mouth.

That said, the former senator's last few weeks of campaigning were propelled as much out of spite as spirituality – perhaps even more of the former than the latter.

Cells of non-motile bacterial species attach to the surface of Capnocytophaga and are propelled as cargo.

They proposed that paddle wheels, operated by power plants, be attached to the icebergs so they could be propelled as self‐contained units.

The crowd — just about evenly divided between men and women — instantly segregated itself: the men were propelled as if by a centrifuge toward the room's perimeters, and the dance floor, a platform raised just a step off the ground, was taken over entirely by women surrounding Freedia.

Desire is so powerful, like you are propelled as if from a canon.

In other words, the show is propelled by character as much as by song.

But the more vigorous movement in "Arirang" is familiar and too similar to other works on the program: there is bland, athletic partnering, in which one dancer crashes into the other and is propelled into the air, as well as spinning dips to the floor.