Sentence examples for forceful comments from inspiring English sources

Stoops's forceful comments could carry some extra weight.

Television cameras appeared, and some of her more forceful comments were endlessly replayed.

Argentine governments and politicians may make forceful comments about their country's right to the islands — but those sentiments are not shared by all.

His forceful comments have made him a figurehead for the Church's public conversion to the cause of "Creation Care", or plain old environmentalism to those outside the Church.

That is worrisome to people like Hoover Mora, a town councilman who said the rebels' forceful comments left open the possibility that they would take punitive steps.

Even more forceful comments came from South Africa's deputy president, Kgalema Motlanthe, who acknowledged the harsh realities confronting his own country, where more than a third of working-age people are jobless and often resent the estimated two million Zimbabweans who have settled here to escape their devastated homeland.

His forceful comments, which came three years after the legislative overhaul known as the Dodd-Frank Act set the stage for the writing of these rules, were the latest reminder that exotic and outsized financial bets by banks continue to pose a massive risk to the global financial system.

Engaging in a mobile debate on the main street of Dunfermline or Inverness, hearing a heartfelt plea for the union from a 15-year-old schoolboy speaker at the town hall of Kirkwall, in Orkney, forceful comments on trains and trams, are testimony to the rebirth of democratic politics.

But his forceful comments have not stilled concern on Capitol Hill.

He implied that Smith's forceful comments had made the network change its line, saying that Smith has "frequently been the lone voice of reason" at Fox News.

The most forceful comment came from Cardinal Anthony J. Bevilacqua of Philadelphia, who said his archdiocese screened out gay candidates.