Sentence examples for express forcefully from inspiring English sources

He said they would choose candidates in June who are willing, for example, to express forcefully their support for a two-state solution to the Israel-Palestine issue and for aid to the Palestinian Authority.

A number of countries have expressed forcefully dissatisfaction with the indicators in their current form.

He believed slavery violated America's basic principles -- a view he expressed forcefully and frequently.

There is a social conscience underlying the Biennial but it is not expressed forcefully enough.

In real life, it's just a slower way to go; in this situation, it's a wound that might not be fatal, should the popular will be expressed forcefully enough.

Readers of this newspaper may associate Kissinger with the exercise of American power to impose outcomes preferred by Washington, a view expressed forcefully in Christopher Hitchens's polemic The Trial of Henry Kissinger (2001).

It is expressed forcefully in his first contribution to the Leibniz-Arnauld exchange, written in 1686, not long after Liberté.

To generalize, what the thinkers labeled "fideists" have tended to find objectionable is not reason per se, but evidentialism i.e., the doctrine (expressed forcefully by Clifford) that beliefs can be rational only if they are supported by evidence.

The disagreements were expressed forcefully, though there was no sense of hostility.

(Nurse, hospital, FGD) Another nurse expressed forcefully: These newly-employed children, even if they have been to various nursing schools, they cannot do better than me at work.

Moreno's feelings about the matter may have led the usually cautious Selig to express himself forcefully, too.