Sentence examples for forceful book from inspiring English sources

It is an interesting and forceful book.

I'd never read it before and was blown away by what a forceful book it is.

In 2011, Nigel Crisp, former chief executive of the NHS, wrote a forceful book about his experiences entitled 24 Hours to Save the NHS.

Jeff Flake is a relatively anonymous Republican senator from Arizona who has just published a remarkably forceful book, titled — in a nod to Barry Goldwater — "Conscience of a Conservative".

In his forceful and humane book, Mark Abley listens to some of the world's endangered languages, wondering what it means 'to feel the language of [one's] childhood melting away'.

But he ended up restating Darwinian theory in such a broad and forceful way that his book has influenced specialists as well.

It is no surprise therefore that this book is forceful and funny in style and unrelenting in its pursuit of its targets.

The most forceful scene in the book is the one in which, for once, Land is not the victim but the perpetrator of violence.

Long before Tierney's book, Chagnon a forceful, fearless, prominent, and articulate promoter of sociobiological anthropology—had also acquired detractors in camps beyond anthropology.

Recently, two authors, Tamara Draut and Anya Kamenetz, have made forceful arguments in their books ("Strapped" and "Generation Debt," respectively) that college debt — and particularly the repayment arrangements between the federal government, private banks and students — interfere with the dreams and potential of an entire 20-something generation.

These outfits have a rather forceful way of reviewing books, and the Shiksha Bachao Andolan Samiti (The Save Education Committee) seems to have done their thumbs down pretty strongly.