The sentiment in the room was said to be unanimous, but it was driven by two forceful figures: Jerry Stackhouse, an 18-year veteran, and James, a three-time M.V.P. Amid an orgy of contrived competition, relentless marketing, tired events and semiscripted outcomes, James's sudden civic turn was perhaps the most real moment of the weekend.
Scholars appreciated Cowper's poetry somewhat more than Newton's plaintive and plain language driven from his forceful personality.
They are driven by a forceful work ethic,and play does not come naturally for them.
"It was a fairly lonely sport for a woman in those days... she was very, very driven, a very determined, forceful athlete and a role model for many people," he said.
But underscoring the more overarching anti-immigrant rage -- directed also against legal minorities, like the Arizona law -- is a forceful nativist backlash, presumably driven by America's changing demographics as the growth of minorities outpaces that of whites.
The rise of Mr. Gingrich comes after a year in which a forceful anti-Washington sentiment has driven the agenda of the Republican Party.
And President Obama has not given the chamber much political cover, acting more as a high-level conciliator than a forceful advocate for increased revenues and against ideologically driven cuts.
Traits: Driven, confident, efficient, goal-oriented Book: Myers-Briggs describes ENTJs as "forceful in presenting their ideas".
She has used the racing mind of her manic phases to drive her ideas into forceful, highly personal treatments for her patients.
He warned that U.S. and European Union threats to impose new sanctions on Russia if the Geneva agreement fails to defuse the crisis were "absolutely unacceptable," intimating that any such punishment could drive Russia to more forceful action.
