Sentence examples for stronger to put from inspiring English sources

And, above all, China, which views itself as having been historically kicked around and bullied by other Great Powers, must strive not to succumb to the very understandable temptation – especially as it grows stronger — to put the shoe on the other foot and exercise dominance over lesser powers.

To put another hurdle, however, on the road to ratification would definitely not make America's position as a leading charitable nation in the international community stronger, to put it mildly.

They've been very strong to put it aside.

We want to be strong, to put on a brave face for our loved ones.

In that moment you need to be mentally strong to put the bad games behind you and start from zero".

By the mid-18th century, however, the Dutch were sufficiently strong to put an end to Mataram supremacy by bringing about a division of the realm into two lesser kingdoms centring on Surakarta and Jogjakarta.

And though the rebels are too strong to put down, they are not organised or popular enough to relaunch an independence movement.However, there is no obvious candidate for president—not even the discredited Mr Maskhadov.

Given the strong (to put it mildly) personality of the composer and her significance in the early struggles for women's rights, "The Wreckers" attracted a big audience for an afternoon performance in concert at Avery Fisher Hall.

"It's so strong to put that in a library, where people are going to search for work today - we thought that would be very impactful".

We get antsy when we don't see the change coming our way, and as such anyone who needs to grieve outside the prescribed times -- like the death of a loved one -- can feel overwhelmed by overpowering waves of sadness too strong to put words to, at the same time she/he sees worry in the eyes of those near.

"There is a much stronger way to put this tension".