Sentence examples for declaring forcefully from inspiring English sources

But most important, he offered permission to half a century of writers, African or otherwise, declaring forcefully and without apology that literature can encompass any and all stories, that everyone should have a stake.

Professor Goldsmith said Mr. Ashcroft declared forcefully that he shared Mr. Comey's concerns and "didn't appreciate being visited in the hospital" to get him to overrule the acting attorney general.

RYE BROOK, N.Y., Sept. 19 — Standing at the foot of a crowded lecture hall, Ronnie Nunn declared forcefully, and repeatedly, that the coming season of N.B.A. games would be adjudicated by a refereeing staff that ranked as "the best in the world".

Inside the chamber, Mr. Fahmy declared more forcefully that Egypt continued to "reject" any military action against Syria.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. 27 — Senator Barack Obama says he will start confronting Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton more forcefully, declaring that she had not been candid in describing her views on critical issues, as he tries to address mounting alarm among supporters that his lack of assertiveness has allowed her to dominate the presidential race.

He forcefully declared that originalism was the only way.

"I am sick and tired of him going after my family," he forcefully declared.

As Alan Greenspan forcefully declared last week, the attitudes and actions of C.E.O.'s are what determine corporate conduct.

First, he must declare loudly and forcefully that Labour will never again be captive to neoliberal central bankers like Alan Greenspan; or private bankers like Sir Fred Goodwin of RBS.

Relegated mostly to short passes from the slot in his first two seasons, Smith has forcefully declared that he is prepared to line up wide and go deep.

For Trump, this was a crucial opportunity to condemn such hateful acts and to forcefully declare that this is not who we are".