Sentence examples for latent forces from inspiring English sources

He who is born in imagination discovers the latent forces of Nature.… Besides the stars that are established, there is yet another Imagination that begets a new star and a new heaven.

"Thus, should recent positive trends in economic growth falter, it is quite imaginable that support for market-oriented resource allocation will wane and the latent forces of protectionism and state intervention will begin to reassert themselves in many countries, including the United States".

The speech as recorded in the inscription, in spite of irrelevance, inconsequence, and fondness for digression (much of which is absent in the version of Tacitus), shows that Claudius knew what he wanted and that he appreciated the latent forces of Roman tradition.

Russia, for instance, is a humbled great power, and we don't sufficiently recognize the latent forces that yearn for empire.

But his subject was not less than the history of Italy in the 20th Century as he saw it--the division of haves and have-nots, the corrupting and dehumanizing powers of wealth, the latent forces of violent change.

In early 1935, soon after reading Stefan Zweig's texts on faith healing, he recorded the effect it had on his life as "the revelation of my intellectual superiority, my intuition and my power of reflection, as well as the latent forces that I feel at the foundation of my being".

Opposition to Trump is the heavy, latent force in American politics, and it has a similar variability: we don't know whether the backlash to Trump will ultimately conform to Kaepernick's politics, or Khan's, or something else entirely.

The disk's message, coupled with the droid giving Kyle a lightsaber, compel Kyle to undertake a journey to confront his father's murderers and discover his own latent Force abilities.

The challenge is to convert this latent power into a force for genuine good, by directing it at the overall quality of nutrition rather than the next nutrient preoccupation du jour.

He wrote about nuclear strategist Thomas Schelling, who "defined deterrence as.. potential force [or] latent violence..

An editorial this week in the Saudi daily al-Jazirah, for instance, cautioned that "latent Arab forces" might lash out against U.S. interests in ways that Arab states would not.