Sentence examples for much of the force from inspiring English sources

Even so, much of the force of Beethoven's score remains.

Mr. Sadr was widely seen as losing control over much of the force.

Much of the force from a car bombing or outdoor explosion dissipates in the atmosphere, they noted.

Much of the force of this invaluable troupe lies in its awareness that the light beyond the dark may be unreachable, but that it exists, tragically tantalizing, nonetheless.

Much of the force of Haidt's case depends on such concrete examples (and as a fascinated reader, I found myself frequently supplying them from my own experience).

In the turkey, much of the force generated by the gastrocnemius muscle is stored as elastic energy during tendon deformation and not within the muscle.

Much of the forced migration is in northern Iraq, which the displaced people say President Saddam Hussein is trying to "Arabize".

Much of the forced migration is taking place within northern Iraq, from government-controlled locations like the oil-producing area around Kirkuk, which the displaced people say President Saddam Hussein is trying to "Arabize".

From April to June 1966, the 2/9 Marines were caught in crossfire of the Buddhist Uprising, when much of the forces of I Corps rebelled against Prime Minister and Air Marshal Nguyen Cao Ky, the head of the ruling junta, who had dismissed their commander, General Nguyen Chanh Thi.

Because much of the power any force has is the power we give it through our fear.

Seeing the small size of the Greek force, the Persians emerged from the camp but the Greek hoplites again proved superior and destroyed much of the Persian force.