Sentence examples for almost forcefully from inspiring English sources

While the college is almost forcefully proud of its pop-star successes – Newton Faulkner's 2007 album Hand Built By Robots was a number-one record, and commemorative plaques adorn the walls – a far more educational tale is that of 2007 graduate Nick Harrison.

It had the auspices of a pseudo-event: something that felt created, almost forcefully pushed into existence.

Mr. Cain has, after all, advocated a national sense of humor almost as forcefully as his "9-9-9″ tax plan.

As her rival, Amneris, Margaret Jane Wray musters more fervour, singing almost as forcefully as the WNO chorus, on habitually fine form.

If Marines visited and commented favorably on virtual platforms devoted to demeaning and inflicting violence on black Marines, the corps would almost certainly respond forcefully.

After Sept. 11, 2001, for example, he argued forcefully and almost immediately for invading Iraq.

Yet what struck me in Carr's session was how relaxed and trained he is – as opposed to the agitated and passionate speeches of the authors in the earlier session: Tsiolkas speaking forcefully and almost exasperated at his own lack of answers, Wright gentle and meandering but sharp in her criticism.

Fountains of water still spew forcefully from almost every drain and gulley, and the main roundabout into St Asaph from the A55 remains impassable.

At almost every event, she spoke forcefully about the women's struggle.

After British journalist Jeremy Paxman opened the Channel 4 interview by forcefully questioning why almost 1 million people visited food banks last year, the prime minister faltered.

Why: because she writes forcefully about misogyny.