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Discover LudwigThe phrase "The forceful part" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific section or aspect of something that is strong or assertive in nature. Example: "In the debate, the forceful part of her argument really captured the audience's attention."
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The idea is to pass below the forceful part of the wave.
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His membership of the Chartered Institute of Secretaries helped him land a job with the National Union of Teachers, and he later worked for the mental health charity Mind, all the while playing a forceful part in exile politics.
He headed his family's north-east grocery firm, Laws Stores, for 24 years, chaired Washington new town development corporation and played a forceful part in bringing Nissan carmakers to Sunderland in 1986.
When I heard his playing in Black Flag, it was so distinct and powerful I couldn't decipher what was going on; he was just such a forceful part of that band.
But if Katniss is the forceful prime mover in Mockingjay – Part I, Peeta, let's be clear, is no Ilsa.
The forceful implementation of austerity in Europe and other parts of the world, even after evidence points to less austere policies, illustrates the power theory has over public policy.
Sutherland was part of the group led by the forceful Doda Conrad that looked after the destitute, aged Toklas.
I understand the forceful reasons behind this trend.
But the family did not warm to the forceful American.
The forceful Socialist leader, Craxi, was prime minister from 1983 to 1987.
The forceful Mr Zoellick may soon be replaced.
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