Sentence examples for forceful against from inspiring English sources

He's not projected to be an impactful pass-rusher, but he has an initial burst that can be forceful against the run.

Certainly the criticisms are forceful against regressive interpretations of Kant's argument, in which the Deduction begins with strong premises about the nature and objectivity of our experience, but other, less contentious premises perhaps fare better against Maimon's attack.

Devolder and Savulescu (2006) have argued that objections about economic cost are most forceful against 'cloning for self-transplantation' than, for example, against cloning for developing cellular models of human disease.

Governor Morton wrote to Lincoln claiming that "no other free state is so populated with southerners", and that they kept Morton from being as forceful against secession as he wanted to be.

Governor Morton wrote to President Lincoln that no other free state was so populated with southerners, and they kept Morton from being as forceful against secession as he wanted to be.

Thereafter, and throughout 1997, FRY and Serbian police forces responded with forceful operations against suspected KLA bases and supporters in Kosovo.

An early yellow card curbed his usual tenacity and forcing him to tread tentatively compared to his forceful display against Bosnia.

Wayne Johnston is best known for a high-spirited and impressively Dickensian historical novel, "The Colony of Unrequited Dreams," that set two forceful voices against each other in an obsessive percussion, like flint against steel.

But unless they begin to make a more forceful case against the trend itself, it will only gather in force.

Certainly it was significant that Jacksonians were more ready than their opponents to take punitive measures against African Americans or abolitionists or to banish and use other forceful measures against the southern Indian tribes, brushing aside treaties protecting Native American rights.

Many homeowners in the region, some of whom blame the corps for causing or contributing to the flooding that inundated New Orleans after Katrina, had hoped that a forceful verdict against the corps could have paved the way for the other claims against the government.