Sentence examples for propelled onward from inspiring English sources

It is no coincidence that the Senate bill and a similar House version, propelled onward by heavy lobbying by the financial industry, would pre-empt a worthy law just passed in California that finally gives consumers power to limit the sharing to necessary questions.

Some years went by and the woman was propelled onward through her life by her hatred and longing for revenge.

Across more than 5,000 miles, five owners and two snookered would-be owners, every person involved with the stele propelled it onward.

But the system is supposed to isolate the problem in a limited area, not propel it onward.

Of course, embedded within the Hawking equation is a deeper question, actually a compound question -- What ignited the cosmic order and what propels it onward?

The shoes God gives propel us onward to proclaim the true peace, which is available in Christ.

Most of all, in spite of the inevitable pain, seek to enjoy the experience––a well prepared marathon runner should be able to find the race fun, especially since the sensation of being part of a crowd of marathon enthusiasts will really give you a boost use that buzz to propel you onward.

Spoken in public, though, and propelled by the onward pressure of the voice, they make more immediate and more graspable sense.

This approach sets forth a means of propelling the discussions onward to a broader audience and beyond the scope of the humanities and arts.

Whether early successes with the park will propel the project onward, whoever ends up in charge, is an obvious question.

It measures the book's largeness of sympathy that, unsparingly and repetitively as it details the carnage of the Civil War — "war at its purest, a mindless mass rage severed from any cause, ideal or moral principle"; a "monumentality of human disaster'' — it spares respect and even affection for those whose decisions propel the ordeal onward.