Sentence examples for forceful, however from inspiring English sources

The choreographic dramas are heightened by Joe Levasseur's lighting — which is sometimes too forceful, however, in the exposure it casts on musculature.

Catalan President Carles Puigdemont was less forceful, however, saying that he was in favor of mediation as a way to resolve the constitutional crisis.

The latest assault by the militants has been the most forceful, however, as they wrested control of areas to the north and east of the city on Wednesday.

Considering the rate constant of the TCO tetrazine conjugation, these conditions are very forceful; however, they illustrate the high chemoselectivity of the reaction and stability of the product (no degradation of the product is observed after 12 h).

The use of excessive force, however, only provokes more intense violent resistance and fuels the already-existing Palestinian extremism which is not likely to abate, however brutal and forceful Israel's counter-measures might be.

Even a more forceful I.O.C., however, would have had only a limited impact in persuading the Chinese to improve their record on human rights, many experts contend.

Hillary Clinton's forceful campaign, however important, pales in comparison with this historic American tendency in explaining why a female president is now a near certainty and not long off.

In between those forceful sections, however, the document often turns indirect and lawyerly, making several distinctions with a sharpness that some people would question and ignoring other distinctions that some would find essential.

Prussia's forceful opposition, however, reduced his gains in the War of the Bavarian Succession to the Innviertel (1779) and frustrated his plan for ceding the Netherlands to the House of Wittelsbach in exchange for Bavaria five years later (1784).

Forceful action, however, is the only way the president can counter the steady partisan assaults and get back to talking about his agenda: immigration, implementation of the Affordable Care Act, fiscal fairness and background checks for purchasing guns.

The most forceful voice, however, belonged to Ewan MacColl, who had written his first durable song 'The Manchester Rambler' at the age of 17 in celebration of the mass trespass challenging right of way laws on Kinder Scout in the Peak District in 1932.