Sentence examples for welcome force from inspiring English sources

Graphic sexual violence isn't inevitably exploitative; sometimes it's a welcome force for realism.

Clearly Mr. Wheeldon has a long way to go before it will be fully up and running, but he is a welcome force.

The highest bidder may well be a foreign telecoms firm with pockets deep enough to pay upward of $1 billion for what should be a unique opportunity to enter the Russian market.At best Svyazinvest could be a welcome force for structural change in telecoms.

But a senior defense official said the Pentagon had made clear that it would welcome forces from this predominantly Muslim nation, which has said it would be willing to contribute troops only under United Nations auspices.

He said the goal was to "work with the civilian population" and to offer the substantial aid that was expected to begin flowing into the captured port of Umm Qasr as an inducement to Basra's civil administration to welcome forces as liberators rather than occupiers.

In short, they turned the defence of the scientific method into a novel and welcome political force.

The success at Cheltenham in March of Campbell Gillies and Brindisi Breeze had confirmed their mutual base, the Kinross yard of Lucinda Russell, as a welcome new force at the top level.

(Chinen) TYSHAWN SOREY'S OBLIQUITY (Tuesday) Mr. Sorey's explosive drumming has been a welcome new force in the contemporary avant-garde; his compositional abilities find an outlet in this quartet featuring the alto saxophonist Loren Stillman, the pianist Russ Lossing and the bassist Carlo DeRosa.

Daniel Day-Lewis, then a child and now a passionate collector of Mann's painting, recalls him at that time with a mixture of intrigue and delight, a welcome life force: "I remember well Sargy's vigour and sense of purpose as he set out for a day of painting.

(Chinen) TYSHAWN SOREY'S OBLIQUITY (Wednesday) Mr. Sorey's explosive drumming has been a welcome new force in the contemporary avant-garde; his compositional abilities, as yet unheralded, find an outlet in this quartet featuring the alto saxophonist Loren Stillman, the pianist Russ Lossing and the bassist Carlo DeRosa.

She went on to say that Obama should welcome progressive forces "to counter the establishment forces in this country" and that "he would be well advised in this next period to remobilize a base that he demobilized in favor of an inside-the-Washington-beltway governance, because he's going to need us".