Sentence examples for an equally forceful from inspiring English sources

I could make an equally forceful argument for the Beatles White Albumm.

Klinsmann might have made an equally forceful point by not starting him, but retaining his game-changing potential.

The governor needs to take an equally forceful stand against pending bills that would encourage predatory lending by allowing check-cashing stores to enter the lending business and exempting them from the usury law.

With a forceful downshift that provoked a howl from the Alfa's engine — and an equally forceful bit of steering — we exited the turn, on a rural road between the wine country towns of Oakville and Calistoga, with all four wheels on the ground.

Root for two little girls in Clark County, Nevada, to end up living in a van?" Two days later, she gave an equally forceful response, in front of a group of progressive lawyers, to Trump's attack on the Mexican-American judge Gonzalo Curiel.

But in an equally forceful response, Albert Pirro's lead lawyer, Gustave H. Newman, said that far from engaging in a conspiracy, Albert, a hands-off, successful businessman with humble working-class roots, could not prevent his subordinates from preparing tax returns with "misclassifications".

The Connecticut Independent, who is one of the foremost skeptics of the public option within the Democratic Caucus, was echoed by an equally-forceful public option naysayer: Sen. Ben Nelson (D-Neb).

Indeed, as Saucedo notes, if R → P yields an argument for the possibility of violations of No Interpenetration, then it yields a parallel and equally forceful argument for the possibility of worlds in which an object x is a part of an object y, but xs lone exact location is disjoint from (and, for vividness, say 10 miles away from) ys lone exact location!

Preceded by Elizabeth Warren, who delivered a shorter but equally forceful defense of Obama's record, he described the President, with whom he has had a famously wary relationship, as "a man who is cool on the outside but who burns for America on the inside".

The fight to protect service members and prevent military suicide will necessitate a different but equally forceful response.

But opposing him, in a debate in a theatre that was packed to overflowing, was the equally forceful writer and campaigner George Monbiot, best known recently for his gripping book Feral, a manifesto for "rewilding" our countryside with animals we have lost, from lynxes to beavers.