Now the question becomes: How forcefully will federal officials intervene?
Every instant, every sight, every movement becomes a compelling, forcefully weird work of art.
Given the news out of Baghdad, it's only natural that people would choose to focus on catastrophes unfolding in real time, but the longer that global warming is ignored the more intractable it becomes — a point made forcefully last week in a report issued by the British government.
But the memo did not mention that, once Mr. Giuliani became mayor, he forcefully fought a plan by the Council to create such a monitor, even suing to block it.
Flesh sticking to jewelry is normal during initial piercing, and twisting causes the flesh to become torn and forcefully separated from jewelry, causing trauma and a possibly extended healing time to accommodate for trauma.
Without getting deep into spoilers, White, after listening carefully to Black for most of the movie, becomes a kind of evangelist for the darkness, arguing very forcefully that suicide is a rational choice.
The more forcefully Mr. Campbell belts, the more astringent his tone becomes.
We have seen repeatedly that when hateful ideas are not confronted forcefully, they become entrenched and malignant.
When O'Reilly asked if "throwing off of the shackles" meant that he would become more outspoken, Trump forcefully denied that he was outspoken.
The 53-year-old judge made what were in effect closing arguments by acknowledging that he became "very emotional" when forcefully denying the allegations at a Judiciary Committee hearing last week.
