Sentence examples for becomes more forceful from inspiring English sources
In "Sea of Stars" a questioning melody soon becomes more forceful, before the concluding "Hale's Bop," a pun on the Hale-Bopp comet.
Bannion is motivated at first by abstract idealism and professional pride, but the murder of his wife (which, like the child killings in Lang's "M," becomes more forceful by taking place off screen) makes this a personal matter, allowing Bannion to relinquish his badge and the procedural restrictions that go along with it (but not his gun — "that's mine, bought and paid for").
Mr. Novelli promised that in the future, AARP would take more of a leadership role in lobbying efforts, would build its grass roots into a more potent force and would become more forceful on issues like pensions.
In becoming technologically connected, the world has not only become smaller it has become more forceful, pressing in on us in our cars, our bedrooms, our bathrooms and worst of all, in the most private parts of our minds.
Over time, Sandusky's advances became more forceful and sexual, including wrestling the boy to the ground and forcing him to perform oral sex, he testified.
Since then, Mr. Obama has become more forceful in describing his adversaries as the protectors of the wealthy and corporations.
Meanwhile, the NRA has become more forceful, opposing any new gun regulations and blasting dissenters with vitriol.
The Thai authorities have also become more forceful in policing the Internet, with thousands of Web sites shut down in recent years for insults against the royal family.
The Supreme Court became more forceful still in 1971, ordering the North Carolina school district of Charlotte-Mecklenberg to bus students beyond their neighborhood.
