Sentence examples for forceful design from inspiring English sources

Joanna Scotcher's forceful design highlights the strengths and weaknesses of Vivienne Franzmann's new play (co-produced by Clean Break, Royal Court and Royal Exchange).

As the administration works to win over skeptical Democrats in Washington, Mr. Obama is taking his health care message to Philadelphia and St . Louisthis week, the latest steps in a forceful campaign designed to demystify the complicated health care measure.

Vice President Al Gore accepted the Democratic presidential nomination last night with a forceful address designed to humanize him to the voters and to accelerate his drive to free himself from the understudy's role.

But, at various times, Western playwrights and directors have taken a special interest in movement — heavily designed, forceful movement — as a carrier of meaning on a par with, or even more important than, the script.

The 42-page brochure titled "Winning the National Battle for Marriage" is very clearly a professionally designed, forceful sales pitch.

AUSTERE Modernist design and forceful art have long given the de Menil house its magic.

The argument from design seems to be forceful.

The Bundys were from Boston, Lowells on their mother's side, and they were, to Auchincloss's mind, exactly what Peabody's school was designed to produce: brilliant, forceful men of high ideals, dedicated to public service, untempted by materialism.

We would like to emphasize that MH was originally designed to mimic a forceful cough.

"The British government's failure to propose a more forceful 'use it or lose it' structure, designed to create incentives and not just rights, means this well-intentioned effort to de-gender childcare rings hollow.

It's very forceful," she said of her creation, which evokes design in its clarity.