Sentence examples for forceful article from inspiring English sources

Just last month, The New Republic published a forceful article, by the historian James Loeffler, titled "Wagner's Anti-Semitism Still Matters".

In a forceful article in the Guardian, Mr Duncan claims "the moralising wing" of his own party treat "half our own countrymen as enemies".

And it applies with even greater force to startups – a point that Andy Grove, the former CEO of Intel, made recently in a forceful article.

Not long after Bush authorized the use of military tribunals, Katyal had written, with the Harvard Law professor Laurence Tribe, a forceful article in The Yale Law Journal assailing the constitutionality of the tribunals on the grounds that the president had failed to seek proper Congressional approval for them.

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Science fiction writer Keith DeCandido considered Yar the most interesting role to appear in the "writer's bible", while Hal Boedeker characterized her as "forceful" in an article on women in Star Trek for Knight Ridder.

Re "Indonesians Differ on Penalties for the Past" (news article, Aug. 27): Forceful prosecutions of those who committed rights abuses in Indonesia and East Timor are necessary if Indonesia is to build a democratic future.

All normal in a 90-year old great grandfather, weakened by a long illness who had overcome death, but not for the Fidel Castro who has his lecturing articles aired, pretending to be the forceful Comandante he was once.

He was a forceful advocate of the efficacy of strategic bombardment, publishing articles on the subject and becoming part of a clique known as the "Bomber Mafia" that argued for the primacy of bombardment over other forms of military aviation.

He was so forceful and persuasive that I ended up writing an investigative article for the newspaper -- with tips provided, and photographs shot, by him.

Still, forceful and brainy, Dr. Mitchell, who declined to comment for this article, became a persuasive player in high-level agency discussions about the best way to interrogate Qaeda prisoners.