Sentence examples for Somewhat forceful from inspiring English sources

We took a walk, a swim in the warm, somewhat forceful surf (the sea became calmer on subsequent days) and then a dip in the pool.

This means Team USA head coach Dan Bylsma will have something to say in a somewhat forceful manner during the break, something along the lines of: Hey, guys, do you want two f*^&kign days off, or what?

It won't be triggered without somewhat forceful input.

He pronounced nuclear right John Rudyy is not looking too bad here tonight, in that he is somewhat forceful, and somewhat articulate.

The plain Dijon is pretty forceful, with a somewhat earthier, less vinegary flavor than Maille brand of France.

Mr. Franks was somewhat more forceful on the matter: "It's now a human health hazard," he said.

Reid's point is that Hume's account of memory entails that the person who is able to both bring about an impression and then, sometime later, a somewhat less forceful impression or idea (say, by literally hitting his head against a wall, once hard enough to really hurt, once not so hard), thereby remembers the first.

Rather, both were hired because of their facility with the classics: van Zweden impressed audiences with a forceful, somewhat brutal version of Beethoven's Fifth, Nézet-Séguin with an idiomatic "Otello".

Attorneys, he said in a somewhat rambling but forceful statement, had coached them into lying about what had happened.

She was a smart, passionate, forceful, and somewhat feared decision-maker who critiqued, gave direction, and (hopefully) approved proposals from various teams.

While the response to Katrina was marked by slow progress at the city, state and federal levels, the response to the quake, nearly a century before, had been, swift, forceful and somewhat reckless.