Sentence examples for same force as from inspiring English sources

Seldom since then has ballet had the same force as a vehicle for the new.

At that point, it would have plummeted into the sea – with the same force as if it had hit concrete.

"It applies the same force as if it were a 15-stone man sitting on a hard chair," Smith says.

She kept a low profile during the campaign, refusing to campaign for remain with the same force as Cameron and Osborne.

For David Annand in the Daily Telegraph, the novel doesn't have "quite the same force" as its successor but "similarly chafes against the straitjacket of historical fiction".

The researchers found the explosions were very fast and very hot and had about the same force as an equal amount of gunpowder.

The consequence of its Daliesque geometry is that every particle inside the machine experiences the same forces as it travels around.

The sort of people currently using Uber are subject to the same forces as the people who drive them from place to place.The knowledge economy is subject to the same forces as the industrial and service economies: routinisation, division of labour and contracting out.

The opera is scored for the same forces as Mozart's "Jupiter" Symphony, with extras such as low woodwind, bass trombone and tuba, two wind machines and tubular bells.

Despite the aura of inclusiveness surrounding the plus-size fashion industry, its models are subject to many of the same forces as their thinner counterparts — including the need to appear thin.

They try to (not try and) resolve "the apparent paradox that has hag-ridden the human sciences for centuries: that we were produced by the same forces as other species, yet behave so differently from other species".