Sentence examples for a less forceful from inspiring English sources
But Mitt Romney adopted a less forceful, more open approach to being a parent.
We can only hope the results of a less forceful America are as benign as he expects them to be.
Or, in a less forceful Asian mode, the black bass steamed in a tranquilly aromatic broth of coconut and lime.
ʿUthmān followed the same general policies as had ʿUmar, but he had a less forceful personality than his predecessor.
A less forceful personality might have experienced a gentler fall-out.But the most inflammatory aspect of Mr Mitchell's outburst was its timing.
Having watched a strong chief of staff, John Sununu, restrict access to his father, Bush chose Card, a less forceful presence.
In a severe crash, both are used, but in a less-forceful impact just one is triggered, inflating the air bags more gently.
The Council may vote as soon as Monday on the American draft of a presidential statement, a step less forceful than a resolution, that would tighten existing sanctions by singling out specific North Korean organizations and expanding the list of banned goods related to its nuclear and missile programs.
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.
Anthony Van Dyck, a pupil and assistant of Rubens, was a much less forceful personality than his master; and this is reflected in the quieter, more introspective note characteristic of his paintings.
The A major Sonata Op 101 had a thoughtful first movement and a springy second, less forceful than some pianists would have it; in the fourth movement's fugue, just when Beethoven begins to seem dogged, Andsnes pulled out a massive, low crescendo that sounded like Bach thundering away at the organ – a great foil for the sweetness immediately afterwards.
