Sentence examples for utter force from inspiring English sources

The action of "The Wife of Bath's Tale" begins with the rape of a virgin: "He saw a maiden walking before him / Of which maiden straightway, despite all she could do / By utter force, he took away her maidenhead".

The noise as the wave broke was preternaturally low, a basso profundo of utter violence, and the force pulling me backward and upward felt like some nightmare inversion of gravity.

The generals do not seem likely to head for the exit next year, not unless utter failure should force them out.

The script by first-timer Noah Haidle longs for depth, even as it makes Viagra jokes (poor Pacino is forced utter them).

Beyond Rebel officials occasionally uttering "May the Force Be With You," there is zero evidence that Jedi religion has any part in the Rebel Alliance's ideology.

This, he said was "utter nonsense": the only forces in eastern Ukraine were locals, forced to take up arms in self-defence.

They've turned physics inside out, moving from rapid force to utter stillness, eye-defying speed to glacial slowness.

There are some mishaps: Wharton, trying to understand the blind force of utter conventionality, wrote words about May that, when broadcast from the screen, sound like a sneer, and provoked an uncomfortable laugh from the audience.

If they weren't intimidated by the utter ruthlessness of Russian force in the heyday of the Soviet empire, the prospect of premature martyrdom at the hands of our highly sanitized and secretive technological war machine probably won't suffice.

But any verisimilitude is undercut by a preposterous story and lines no actor should be forced to utter.

WILL Barack Obama, who arrives in India for his first official tour of the country in the next few days, be forced to utter the K-word?