Sentence examples for world forces from inspiring English sources
The topic was "Youth's Approach to World Forces".
However, these novels accrue depth from their sense of personal tragedy or larger world forces impinging on the personal.
"IN SPAIN two vast world forces are testing each other out: if Franco conquers, Europe will be black or Europe will go to war as soon as Hitler and Mussolini are ready".
Other analysts argue that Mao regarded the launching of a Soviet space vehicle (October 1957) and the Sino-Soviet nuclear-sharing agreement as indications that the balance of world forces had changed in favour of communism.
Recent articles in The Times ("The Real World Forces Its Way Into the Gamers' Universe," Dec. 26; "Real and Virtual Firearms Nurture a Marketing Link," Dec. 25) and elsewhere dismiss links between violent media and real-life violence, but the truth is far more complex.
Very occasionally, the real world forces its way into the deliberations of federal policymakers, and when it does it's a mildly shocking thing, like an open window bringing breeze and car horns and birdsong into a muzak-filled air-conditioned shopping mall.
This style, though variable across the repertory, remains a world force.
She took a country in the economic doldrums and turned into an assertive world force.
The train conductors soon lose contact with the outside world, forcing passengers into the Pennsylvania backwoods.
Communism as a world force has been dead for 20 years.
Today it has only 1,200 to cover the entire world, forcing it to rely mainly on contractors.
