Sentence examples for better forcefully from inspiring English sources

And Simmons went him one better, forcefully telling any and all listeners that "if you're lucky enough to have a parent alive on this planet, don't text them, call them.

They should stand up for a real debate, and a better country, by forcefully challenging the Republicans on this issue.

"Well," he told Fox News on Friday, "I expressed myself rather forcefully, felt better after I had done it".

Dick talking"Well, I expressed myself rather forcefully, felt better after I had done it".Dick Cheney explains why he instructed Senator Patrick Leahy to "fuck yourself" after he was asked about Halliburton; by coincidence, the Senate passed the "Defence of Decency Act" on the same day.

The players have responded forcefully, playing far better defense on their coach than they did against the Falcons.

As long as they are willing, able, and up to it (within the confines of their contract of course), Pat Sajak and Alex Trebek will never be forcefully replaced by better looking, hipper, more polished hosts for the same reason that Vanna White will never be replaced by someone younger: these three are their shows.

I know Nick Clegg knows better; only last March he spoke forcefully at the 20th birthday party for Privacy International about the importance of safeguarding personal privacy.

Current medical practice now means the dose of radiotherapy is bigger and better targeted – hitting the cancer more forcefully with less chance of damage to healthy tissues, thus reducing the risk of likely side effects".

A better strategy might be to articulate — forcefully — the nature of the problem and build a political consensus that would ultimately lead to long-delayed changes to American society.

Lie down forcefully; it will give better impact.

He added forcefully, "This team will be better next year than this year".