Sentence examples for a forceful reading of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Shirk got off to an awkward start with a forceful reading of the Sonata in C minor (K. 457).

Even more arresting is the forceful reading of the abolitionist and women's-rights advocate Sojourner Truth's "Ain't I a Woman?" speech by Deborah Payne, an African-American and crack addict who sleeps in a wheelchair in a parking garage.

(Isherwood) 'HAMLET' Michael Cumpsty gives a forceful, intelligent reading of the title role in the Classic Stage Company's likably intimate production of Shakespeare's tale of doom-struck Danes.

Between them, the first of Berg's Three Pieces took a few moments to cohere, but once it did, this Präludium and its two successors benefited from a trenchant and sometimes forceful reading with a logical, shapely flow.

The concert began with a solo piano work, "The Wanton Brutality of a Tender Touch" (2006), inspired by a brawl at a baseball game, and given a forceful, virtuosic reading by Blair McMillen.

The opinion dissenting in part is a forceful statement of that argument.

His instrumental works combine a forceful intensity of feeling with a hitherto unimagined perfection of design.

The woman also made a statement, which offered a forceful defense of Mr. Weiner.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg emerged as a forceful defender of the proposal, citing the constitutional protection of worship.

The other was a forceful reminder of the chaos wrought by personal negligence and institutional neglect.

Under Johnson, Bundy was a forceful advocate of expanding the United States' involvement in the Vietnam War.