Sentence examples for somewhat forced from inspiring English sources

And the actor's odd Boston-meets-Brooklyn accent sounds somewhat forced.

He continued to pour out collections six times a year until his official — somewhat forced — retirement in 1995.

Not so long ago Mastroeni's comments seemed somewhat forced and muddled, with his tactics also coming under scrutiny.

The writers have shifted the story to the 1930s, reshaping this alienation fable into an explicit if somewhat forced allegory for the coming genocide in Europe.

They make dirty jokes, Mrs. Bono insults her hus band's Italian background, and generally they carry on in an amusing if somewhat forced manner.

But the arrival and informal adoption of the word "anthropocene" to mean a new epoch of humanity has somewhat forced their hand.

Burdened by family, they still haven't written "the greatest song ever" – until a visitor from the future turns up to tell them the fate of the world depends on it, to somewhat force the issue.

Being a transvestite does somewhat force the issue …" Perry also has an unusual affinity with his subjects that encourages them to open up to him, perhaps because, just like many of his subjects, he is a working-class male who needed to escape painful aspects of his past (albeit through art).

The lack of Wi-Fi and cell service somewhat forces that reality, but I often need that push to truly disconnect and decompress.

It takes a confident person to compliment another person, and although "Why did you decide to interview me?" is a businesslike and appropriate question, it also somewhat forces the interview to compliment you.

No wonder Schmadtke has been – somewhat reluctantly – forced into opening new contract talks with Slomka.