Sentence examples for forceful arguments from inspiring English sources

The other theoretical books that followed — Shorter's, Stone's, Ozment's — are also vivid, forceful arguments.

There are, of course, ongoing, forceful arguments and valiant campaigns around the world for female rights, equality, autonomy, freedom and security.

If President Obama had mustered such forceful arguments when he tried to close the Guantanamo Bay prison, he might have had his way.

The most forceful arguments of the realists tend to take place in private, and center on the aging elephant in the living room: race.

Some of the same exam-season principles still need apply when house-hunting: be calm, do your homework (on landlords), read the question (or contract), and make forceful arguments (over bathrooms).

Over the weekend, Iranian officials had said that the UK and Germany had made forceful arguments about their own red lines, and that was confirmed in the British case by western diplomatic sources.

I could make an equally forceful argument for the Beatles White Albumm.

That book makes a more forceful argument about the failure of our solipsistic culture.

It makes a forceful argument: Justice and the occupation are incompatible.

That this portrait is unfairly reductive is Al Kasaba's reasonable and morally forceful argument.

An assistant state attorney, Darrell Dirks, made a forceful argument for incarceration.