Ethan Hammer's Emil is both fine and forceful.
Mr. Uvarov was a fine and forceful partner, as was Sergei Filin in the first movement, where Ms. Goriacheva did wonders with music that sagged under Andrei Sotnikov's baton.
Clayburgh's fine-grained, forceful presence and intense self-awareness propel the movie into the current day.
You can find Mexican chorizo, which has a finer texture and forceful heat, and sometimes Portuguese chorizo, which is softer.
The Acting Company's forceful, fine-boned revival of "Julius Caesar," a co-production with the Guthrie Theater playing at the Baruch Performing Arts Center, evokes this memory as its Brutus (William Sturdivant) concludes his logically airtight but dry funeral oration with, "I do entreat you, not a man depart,/Save I alone, till Antony have spoke".
Ms. Atwell drew fine performances from the forceful yet tender Samuel J. Jimenez, a lyrically melancholic Candice Flores and Solimar Santiago, whose softness and small vivid kicks made the baby, in a fetal curl on the stage floor, heartbreakingly real.
His fine graphic work is representative of forceful Impressionist drawing.
Internet reviewer James Berardinelli called Contact "one of 1997's finest motion pictures, and is a forceful reminder that Hollywood is still capable of making magic".
Hearing this earlier piece, however, is a forceful reminder of just how fine an opera composer she can be.
I first came across McCarthy in the late 1970s when he was a youthful, forceful centre-half in Allan Clarke's fine Barnsley side.
The revelation of the Premiership season to date, the forceful Manchester-born No8 is another fine example of the untapped talent lurking in the Championship.
