The phrase "a forceful man" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a man who is assertive, strong-willed, or influential in his actions or opinions.
Example: "In negotiations, he is known as a forceful man who always gets what he wants."
Alternatives: "an assertive man" or "a strong-willed man".
Azzad Underwood was a forceful man, not so much in size as in manner.
EDWARD REILLY, the nominee to become the next Nassau County sheriff, does not come across as a forceful man.
He is a forceful man who expresses himself with such common sense and seeming candor that it is hard to imagine a word being untrue.
A poll in July found that only 13% of voters thought he had accomplished anything important, though he did sign a bill abolishing the death penalty in 2007.His Republican rival is a forceful man with a simple message.
A scene filmed but later cut from the episode depicted a discussion between McGivers and Angela Martine Barbara Baldavinn), intended to show that McGivers was looking for a forceful man.
Nevertheless, opposition to Kantakouzenos began to coalesce around three figures: the Patriarch, a forceful man determined to have a voice in the governance of the Empire, the Empress-regent, who feared that Kantakouzenos would dispossess her son, and last but not least Alexios Apokaukos, the ambitious megas doux (commander-in-chief of the navy) and head of the bureaucracy.
Cohn is a serene, forceful man himself, and a bachelor.
A strange and forceful man, blinded by diabetes in childhood and blessed with a stirring, resonant voice, Rahman had risen in Islamist circles because of his eloquent denunciations of Nasser.
Ariel Sharon is a strong and forceful man and has never equivocated in his public declarations nor deviated from his ultimate purpose.
I asked Allsopp, a quietly spoken man, gentle but with a forceful mana, about the impact of Hati as a role model for her community.
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.
