Sentence examples for an increasingly forceful from inspiring English sources

He joined Slaughter and May as an articled clerk in 1956, becoming a partner in 1968 and an increasingly forceful presence until his retirement in 1989.

But he turned out to be a darling of the musicians, who have become an increasingly forceful constituency within the Philharmonic.

Ms. Queler is an increasingly forceful conductor, partly because of her own growth and also because of that other essential conductorial skill: knowing how to assemble a first-rate orchestra, which this one was.

RIO DE JANEIRO — Protests by an increasingly forceful movement coalescing against increases in bus fares shook Brazil's two largest cities on Thursday night, the fourth time in a week that activists have taken to the streets in demonstrations that have been marked by clashes with security forces.

Slavery is documented as a condition of extreme deprivation, necessitating increasingly forceful resistance.

One, dating from 1916 and captioned "Prisoner when arrested, clung to the railing…," showed the arrest of a soapbox orator; successive panels depicted increasingly forceful efforts to remove him from the fence railings, ending with the section of fence cut away and being carried off by the police with the orator still attached.

She continued to insist that she had done nothing wrong, and in the last two months "protest activities" by Ms. Li and fellow inmates became increasingly "forceful," her husband said in a telephone interview, culminating in the hunger strike.

The speech by Dr. Muluzi, who is chairman of the Southern African Development Community, was the most pointed criticism of Mr. Mugabe yet by a fellow African president and another sign of the increasingly forceful attempts of the continent's leaders to contain Zimbabwe's problems.

China's military has grown increasingly forceful with the country's political leadership, a fact Mr. Gates acknowledged obliquely to reporters en route to Beijing.

The report asserts that rights conditions are worsening in Iran, a conclusion that comes as the Bush administration is pressing Iran in increasingly forceful terms to curb its nuclear ambitions and not to meddle in Iraq or support terrorists.

With David Remnick September 22, 2017 Evan Osnos recently reported from Washington and Pyongyang on the tensions between the United States and North Korea; he concluded that despite the increasingly forceful rhetoric and military provocations from Kim Jong Un, neither country really has an appetite for nuclear war.