The government used overwhelming, shocking force – and fear works.
In 1946 Gorky's life started to unraveled with shocking force.
(I can recall a visit by Wiesel to our synagogue on Long Island around 1973; what he told his audience seemed to hit them with shocking force).
As Strauss's Salome, she is regarded by many as definitive, charting the girl's descent from innocence to necrophiliac madness with shocking force.
Once relegated to the political fringes, the alt-right has become a sudden, shocking force in mainstream politics, closely identified with the Donald Trump campaign.
The last really consequential show there was Susan Rothenberg's big outline paintings of horses, in 1975, which presaged, with shocking force, an epochal return of painting to youthful favor.
The critic Alex Ross, writing of "Messiah" in The New York Times in 1993, called for "a re-imagining of the work's elemental principles, a recovery of its shocking force".
Under the shocking force, large elastic deformation and shear yielding of flexible BNRPs occurred and the HGMs, which had spherical shape with smooth surface and were embedded in the PP matrix in advance, could arrest the crack propagation just as "Stop-Drilled Holes" ("SDHs").
In a townhouse on leafy, prosperous West 11th Street in Greenwich Village, close by houses once occupied by Poe, Melville and Whitman, there was, at 11.55am, a series of horrifying explosions; first one, then two more of equally shocking force.
At that point Alomar stopped shouting at Hirschbeck just long enough to let fly — copiously, with shocking force and directly into the unfortunately umpire's empurpled face… Three days later, finally sensing the threat to his image and his fortune, Alomar apologized, and donated $50,000 to medical research — but not before he had succeeded in branding himself a boor.
