Sentence examples similar to to forge its existence from inspiring English sources

Contradiction defined his character: he detested Ireland but did much to forge its national identity.

Belichick clearly wants the team — full of youth, particularly on defense — to forge its own identity.

Whereas Miami's fair inherited much of its kudos from Art Basel in Switzerland, Dallas wants to forge its own identity.

He is let down badly by every faction, but, with the help of kind strangers, he manages to forge an existence less hellish than the one many of his fellow travellers endure.

Nik and Denise share a marked inability to forge an easy existence in the "real world" of artifice, performance and ambition.

But sand and surf have given way to steel and glass in her world, and she is earnestly trying to forge a Mary Tyler Moore existence in Los Angeles.

While normal life is in limbo, the residents here are using their crafts and skills to forge the best possible existence they can.

The party will now have to work to forge consensus with its opposition.

The F.C.C. could try to forge ahead with its broadband plan despite the court's decision.

Unlike most offshore firms, Andela encourages its people to forge close relationships with their new colleagues.

"Big Fish" fails to forge the crucial connection between its characters and their fantasies.