Sentence examples for living forced from inspiring English sources

The need to earn a living forced Manto into a state of hyper-productivity; for a period in 1951, he was writing a book a month, at the rate of one story a day.

Much the same happened in Pakistan, Turkey, Bolivia and Peru in the 1980's, as successful eradication efforts and increased standards of living forced production to shift to the more lawless and impoverished corners of Afghanistan and Colombia.

The last member of the Hungerford family to hold the castle, Sir Edward Hungerford, inherited it in 1657, but his gambling and expensive living forced him to sell the property in 1686.

Most Dalits are paid less than the cost of living, forcing millions to borrow money at exorbitant interest rates from unscrupulous bosses who trick them into perpetual slavery.

Also, as the police began patrolling beneath bridges and beside waterways for security reasons, they disturbed camps where homeless people lived, forcing them into public view.

History is a living force in the Lakota way of life.

The practical demands of earning a living force many of us to put money over meaning.

Bacon is a living force in art – and the art market.

Frankel's view of Judaism emphasizes the sacredness of the Law as a living force applicable to all generations.

Is the most revolutionary and exciting artist of the 20th century still a living force in the 21st?

Rather, it is to be explored, as Stravinsky once wrote, as "a living force that animates and informs the present".