Sentence examples for fairly forcefully from inspiring English sources
This is a view that Paul Greenberg, the author of "Four Fish," makes fairly forcefully.
So if those demands get pushed more forcefully, it could be fairly awkward for Cameron junior.
The parts of the essay which do hint at a "reign of law" amid the "confusion" of the living world --- the amazing Fibonacci series; Mitchell's ability (minor arithmetic errors notwithstanding) to fit the shapes of leaves with fairly simple polynomials --- do not come through as forcefully as one might wish.
For the social left to get the freedom they want, they need the government to forcefully correct unjust distributions of wealth so that each segment is fairly compensated for the contributions they naturally make.
Many of the ideas are fairly benign, such as giving the FCC power to regulate the Internet a little more forcefully.
In the context of a laudatory review of the first edition of Antony and Witt's A Mind of One's Own, Nussbaum argues forcefully that it is in feminists' interests, both theoretically and practically, to retain fairly traditional ideals of objectivity and rationality while acknowledging their abusive use.
The exact timescale might be hazy, it all depends on how successful United are under Moyes and how forcefully the new man stamps his personality on the club, but the blueprint is fairly clear.
The book's spirit was well caught by Waterhouse: "The innocent childhood game that tumbles into something adult and serious is a fairly common theme in fiction, but I have not for some time seen the idea used so forcefully as in To Kill A Mockingbird.
The argument is forcefully made.
He tried again, more forcefully.
