Powerful juniper nose, citrus twist on the palate, slightly sweet finish and a forceful all-over impression, which some characterized as chiseled.
"In the end, one lesson remained," Woodward concludes, "a lesson played out again and again through the history of American government: of all the forceful personalities pacing the halls of power, of all the obdurate cabinet officers, wily deputies and steely-eyed generals in or out of uniform, of all the voices in the chorus of Congress clamoring to make themselves heard, one person mattered most".
Mr. Mack is, by all accounts, a forceful, stubborn man who, like many executives, has a tendency to be put off by ultimatums, said that they were welcome to return — but there would be no conditions.
The scene is painful all right, but forceful.
The obliquity of the opening makes the directness of the final section all the more forceful.
But when the recovery arrives, Friedman suggested, it is all the more forceful because these resources have been lying idle, waiting to be brought back into production.
The Yiddish word schwach or shvach means "weak, listless, enervated, slightly nauseated" and in my opinion is the way the schwa sound must feel amid all the more forceful vowels and consonants.
Ms. Spero later described the work as "a personal attempt at exorcism"; it remains one of the great, sustained protest art statements of its era, all the more forceful for its unmonumental scale.
With considerable ingenuity and wit, the movie's center of gravity shifts from Glass to Lane, and its ideas -- about workplace loyalty, journalistic ethics and the line between ambition and pathology -- are all the more forceful for being delivered in a whisper (Scott).
