Sentence examples for think of forced from inspiring English sources

Americans tend to think of forced prostitution as the plight of Mexican or Asian women trafficked into the United States and locked up in brothels.

He briefly thought of forcing her to have sex with him too, on pain of threatening to tell his father.

It is also natural to think of force as analogous to voltage (generator voltages are often called electromotive force) and velocity as analogous to current.

If one thinks of forces as measurable quantities, moreover, then one can attempt to identify two seemingly disparate forces as in fact the same force through thinking about measuring them.

Again, the idea was enabled by Newton's abstract way of understanding forces without conceiving of a force as involving any specific mechanism or type of physical interaction, Newton thought of forces as quantities that are proportional to other features of nature.

She has trouble telling left from right — a result, she thinks, of being forced, as a young girl in Bavaria, to write with her right hand.

If we think of a force merely as "that which generates acceleration" then the force F is actually defined by the equation F=ma.

"I think of the Force like Chi," Lamb told them.

Most commanding Army generals think of overwhelming force in terms of winning the game 63-0.

I was in touch with Brad and Ben and they said, 'What would think of joining forces with us?' They'd been helping me think through different models, and it evolved that I could bring a lot to Primary.

These girls were actually pretty friendly......but others made me think of Babestation girls, forcing sexual desire as if it were trapped wind; part pain, part relief.