Sentence examples for liked to force from inspiring English sources

"Obviously we're disappointed, because we would have liked to force the companies to disgorge their ill-gotten gains," he said.

Michael Stipe of R.E.M. liked to force some guests to enter his house, humiliatingly, through a window.

I don't like to force feed themes".

Williams is meticulous about words, and he likes to force audiences to appreciate his distinctive vocabulary.

"We're not the kind of company that likes to force people to do things.

Some senators would like to force the director of central intelligence, George J. Tenet, from office, he said.

My analysis is that they would like to force people to go to violence, because this is the only explanation".

Sometimes I feel they like to force the 'unity' too much and therefore separate themselves even more.

No one ever likes to force an Australian to eat humble pie, particularly when that Aussie reckons you might have eaten too much pie yourself.

Some on Capitol Hill would like to force the issue by enacting a ban on textile imports from Myanmar, which would probably provoke a complaint to the World Trade Organization.

The Jayhawks have four capable big men and would like to force Memphis to take out a guard — the Tigers start three — and form a bigger lineup.