Sentence examples for the great force from inspiring English sources

Her gentle manner and meditative paintings belied the great force that she was in the art world.

It's clearer now that the middle class — the great force that made Dickens's England more benevolent — is in retreat.

"The great force behind glyphomania is not efficiency but idealism, the search for a transcultural language," he said.

The Twitter backlash, in which prominent women have been threatened with violence and rape, is dismaying for those who originally saw the internet as the great force to liberate us from gender.

Yet he writes and acts much more like his benevolent but baffled Akbar, showing through the story-teller's unarmed might that "human nature, not divine will, was the great force that moved history"; and hoping that "discord, difference, disobedience" might turn out after all to be "wellsprings of the good".

He is "the great force of nature", "the Charolais bull", "the circus acrobat at the bottom of the pyramid".

Women's lives, too, are driven by the great forces that drive all important experience.

President Mandela was one of the great forces for freedom and equality of our time.

Today, at age 21, Nadal is one of the great forces in tennis, the one true rival to Federer.

"The great forces in American preservation have always been the lay people," he said in a 1998 interview.

First, it satisfies one of the "great forces of human nature": a drive to be altruistic and care for others.