Sentence examples for demonstrate forcefully from inspiring English sources
The way to end the Palestinian guerrilla war against Israel is to demonstrate forcefully that such a war cannot be won.
The way to discourage war on our homeland is to show no weakness, to demonstrate forcefully that atrocities committed here gain no victories in the Middle East or anywhere.
"Race and Reunion" demonstrates forcefully that in the year 2001, it still matters very much how we remember the Civil War.
It's a lot like the austerity debate, where it was obvious all along that all the carping on debt was really a way to go after the welfare state — a point demonstrated forcefully by the hostile reaction of people like Olli Rehn when the French began reducing their deficit by raising taxes rather than slashing benefits.
By awarding the Sakharov prize to Hu Jia, the European Parliament is demonstrating forcefully and with determination its recognition of the daily fight for freedom carried on by all defenders of human rights in China.
It demonstrates more forcefully than anything else to date that life's essence is information.
But as Olusoga demonstrates so forcefully in his admirable book, this is a shared history and a reclaiming of a lost past.
The Palestinians have demonstrated quite forcefully that when they do have an autonomous state, it will be used as a base of operations to destroy the entire state of Israel.
The progress of modern science has demonstrated very forcefully to what an extent this observed universe, the infinitely small no less than the infinitely large, escapes not only the coarseness of human sense perception but even the enormously ingenious instruments which have been built for its refinement.
In response, NATO strategists are discussing ways to more forcefully demonstrate the West's own capacity to use tactical nuclear arms in Europe, for example by including more nuclear-capable bombers in future NATO exercises.
The results also forcefully demonstrate how reliance on a single locus may give an erroneous picture of the overall genealogical history of speciation and gene flow.
