Sentence examples for far more forceful from inspiring English sources
They say that Mr. Gore must be far more forceful in accentuating his accomplishments -- and his differences with Mr. Bush.
And he waged a far more forceful campaign against Al Qaeda than Bush had — a campaign that included the killing of Osama bin Laden.
My universalism is founded on passages like the ones we looked at in section 2. I find them far more forceful in their support for universalism than anything I've ever seen adduced in support of anti-universalism.
In the view of most observers, Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi will not be dislodged without a far more forceful military effort than the United Nations resolution authorizes or we would be prepared to take.
His wording today, however, was far more forceful than in his previous statements about the risks facing the world and American economies and his signal of an eventual rate cut considerably less veiled.
(Indeed, George W. Bush was equally vague on the identities of those affected by AIDS, though, in his proclamations, he was far more forceful and specific on his Administration's work to combat the epidemic).
The women are again far more capable and forceful characters.
"We know in the private meetings Zuma's been far more direct and forceful" with both Mr. Mugabe and Mr. Tsvangirai, Mr. Coltart said.
Even though Rothman's summation was not as theatrical as Myerson's, he was far more emotional and forceful than he had been throughout the trial.
Living in Trellick Tower became a badge of fashionable artistry even if long-term residents held far more ambivalent views of this forceful high-rise housing block.
The vision Mr. Bush outlined in his speech on Monday is forceful, but it is far more an exhortation for reform than a plan.
