Like water or electricity, it's most forceful when it surges.
But Venezuela, which has ample oil-fueled coffers and a deep antipathy toward Washington, has been most forceful in praising Snowden's actions.
Mr. Bauer, now 57, was the chief legal adviser to the Obama presidential campaign and one of the candidate's most forceful advocates, once interrupting a conference call with reporters by the rival campaign of Hillary Rodham Clinton to argue with Mrs. Clinton's chief spokesman over a campaign attack.
Google's former slogan "Don't be evil" is the most forceful expression of this.
"I think the possibility exists that it could be Lincoln" is his most forceful verdict after reviewing the supporting evidence and writing two articles about it.
The response of Mubarak's Western allies since all this begun has been galling, and even President Obama's speech after Mubarak left, which many felt was his most forceful yet, was deemed too little too late.
June 26 , 1821Drslavice, Czechoslovakia December 29 , 1893Vienna, Austria Adolf Jellinek, (born June 26 , 1821 Drslavice, Moravia, Austrian Empire [now in Czech Republic] died Dec. 29, 1893, Vienna, Austria) rabbi and scholar who was considered to be the most forceful Jewish preacher of his time in central Europe.
William J. Stuntz, a professor at Harvard Law School who died shortly before his masterwork, "The Collapse of American Criminal Justice," was published, last fall, is the most forceful advocate for the view that the scandal of our prisons derives from the Enlightenment-era, "procedural" nature of American justice.
"They are the most forceful fighters and to limit their importance to their numbers devalues their significance".
Leutheusser-Schnarrenberger's letters – sent to Grayling and May on the 110th anniversary of Orwell's birth on 25 June 1903 – are the most forceful expression yet of the German government's frustration and anger over the surveillance scandal.
