Sentence examples for were forces of from inspiring English sources

There were forces of resistance, to be sure.

"The markets", which he hailed as the engine of progress, were and are talked about as "natural" – as if they were forces of gravity or Darwinian evolution.

Why make all this effort to dismiss the death of an unknown peasant girl if it weren't that the C.O. recognized that there were forces of conscience that might have to be contended with?

It offers progressive politics a revived purpose: not a surrender to economic practices as if they were forces of nature, but the pursuit of a common security that would enhance our humanity – because, as he puts it, "knowing that your fellow citizen has the same rights as you do humanises us all".

Sheik Muhammad Sayyed Tantawi, the top scholar of Al Azhar University in Cairo, said on Friday that all Israelis -- men, women and children -- were "forces of occupation," according to a translation of the statement by the Middle East Media Research Institute, a translation service in Washington that opposes the militants.

He asserted his belief that the Union and Confederacy were forces of equal strength, and that the only solution to the war was a free trade agreement between the two sovereign nations.

"But these are forces of nature.

Both are forces of nature.

They are forces of darkness, not forces of light".

In screwball comedy, laughter and shared sexual heat are forces of decency.

We're not saying the supermarkets are forces of evil to be spurned.