Sentence examples for quite forced from inspiring English sources

In fact their relationship seemed quite forced and was definitely a huge YA stereotype (the hot popular cheerleader protagonist ends up with the mysterious sarcastic leather clad stranger).

Although the decision to participate in a DR course is strictly speaking voluntary, the offenders are quite forced to participate, as the alternative would be either to be referred to police court, or being subject to execution of the full sentence [5].

Their forwards could not quite force a try despite four penalty resets against the Chiefs, but ultimately it mattered not as Ford finally set Rokoduguni free, having spotted that Steenson was not the ideal defender to be patrolling the Chiefs' left flank.

A tight fit is ideal, so if you can't quite force it in you may be able to gently hammer it in after applying glue.

But Trapattoni's hand has not been quite so forced up front.

He suggests that "having this disability, which was really quite shaming, forced me to be more adventurous and daring than I ordinarily would have been.

In a book distinguished by so much keen, unassertive subtlety, he is quite literally forced to light a fire so that the story can be coaxed toward a crescendo.

(Quite frankly, forcing French fans to sit through Zinedine Zidane's headbutting fiasco again, and then not giving them so much as an éclair seems somewhat unsporting).

But when the markets do lose confidence in a government's fiscal rectitude, a crisis can arise quite quickly, forcing countries into painful political decisions.Plainly, economic growth makes policymakers' lives much easier.

The right knee was never quite right, forcing him to the sideline for three games in December, and the left knee has also bothered him while he has tried to play through the pain.

This still meant sidelining Justice Chaudhry, who would, in all likelihood, resume hearing the case the lawyers filed against Musharraf and quite possibly force him to step down as president.