Sentence examples for it becomes a force of from inspiring English sources

The novel traces an oppressed class's steps as it becomes a force of revolt a revolt only relevant in a bygone era.

You may not notice how influential this can be, but eventually it becomes a force of habit and subconsciously you are manipulating yourself to be more of a positive version of yourself.

Nørgård's music becomes a force of nature in its own right, since it contains, accepts, and creates such titanic expressive extremes.

It was funny then, but it is not so funny now that he has, in fact, like Elvis before him, become a force of history.

Instead of shifting the blame to someone else, Andre doubles down on his gunshots and becomes a force of brutality.].

The now human Soundsuit becomes a force of energy that lives and breathes and moves and dances with no preconceived identity.

But under the careful and capable management of Case and Pittman, it became a force so mighty that it acquired one of the largest media corporations in existence.

"We never knew the minions were going to be so popular; it just became a force of nature," Paul said.

After the release of "Frozen," "Let it Go" has become a force of nature, helping singer Idina Menzel make music history as the first person ever with both a top 10 hit and a Tony Award for acting.

The merchant class, particularly that of Constantinople, became a force of its own that could, at times, even threaten the Emperor as it did in the eleventh and twelfth centuries.

The best answer is that it was just another display of what has become a force of habit in the dugout — a teammate being congratulated for a fairly modest achievement or, in this case, no real achievement at all.