Sentence examples for a particularly forceful from inspiring English sources

He was not, however, a particularly forceful personality.

It was not a particularly forceful blow, but it was direct.

The love of Brünnhilde and Siegfried carries a particularly forceful message.

While Brennan was on the New Jersey bench, he became known in legal circles for a particularly forceful dissent in State of New Jersey v. John Henry Tune.

A lobby group for chemicals sector, Cefic, which includes powerhouses like BASF of Germany, led a particularly forceful campaign for the rules to be relaxed.

That book also had a particularly forceful impact on the novelists at the event, whose panel was led by the writer Judith Thurman.

At a dinner at her house on Dec. 23, 2010, Ms. Brooks said, she raised the issue in a "not particularly forceful" way with one of the guests, Prime Minister Cameron.

Yet as an act of political symbolism, the mob violence in Babylon was particularly forceful.

The misery that can make someone's conversation drone like a dentist's drill may sound as if it has been transcribed (Sharon Small is particularly forceful at putting it across), but the parents tearing into each other aren't hers; nor, as a 12-year-old, did Reiss snog a 21-year-old lodger and bring him to the brink of disaster.

People who have worked with him describe him as neither particularly bright nor particularly forceful.

The boldness and crispness of detail makes some of the more mysterious works seem particularly forceful.