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The phrase "are forceful" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is strong, assertive, or impactful, often in the context of arguments, statements, or actions.
Example: "The speaker's arguments are forceful, compelling the audience to reconsider their views."
Alternatives: "are powerful" or "are assertive."
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Newt Gingrich's presentations are forceful.
Other independent lobbies are forceful and energetic.
Glaciers are forceful, slow-flowing rivers of ice.
Both are forceful reminders that after the song, the voice is still the thing.
And yet there are forceful and eloquent opponents to the name, going back many years.
Mr. Gaines's dancers are forceful: with every leap or pirouette, it seems as if they're going for gold.
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Are we really not being forceful enough?
"I was forceful".
But his impact could be forceful.
It need not always be forceful.
It can rock, be forceful, sound happy.
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