Sentence examples for forceful driving from inspiring English sources

James Forrest injected fresh pace as a replacement for Armstrong and his forceful, driving run took him clear of the Qarabag defence, but he elected to pass instead of shoot and the hosts scrambled clear.

Close-cropped, vested-up Klock smashed through three hours of tracky techno that went down remarkably easily for something so forceful and driving.

On stage, Vince Li and Ah Ki's guitars strut and snarl against the steady pulse of Ou Jian's bass, producing a darkly cinematic sound that's forceful and driving.

In June 1955 Raymond Chandler was visiting the poet Stephen Spender in London when he was introduced to Fleming; Fleming subsequently sent Chandler a copy of Live and Let Die and in response Chandler wrote that Fleming was "probably the most forceful and driving writer of what I suppose still must be called thrillers in England".

Mr.Webster defines aggressive as the following; aggressive: adjective \ə-ˈgre-siv\: ready and willing to fight, argue, etc. : using forceful methods to succeed or to do something: marked by driving forceful energy or initiative.

The concept of β cell glucotoxicity (and other cells as well) implicates that persistent excessive glucose can exert adverse or toxic effect on β cell function after the establishment of diabetes induced by either genetic or environmental factors. 1 Hence, diabetic glucotoxicity is believed to play a forceful role in driving secondary β cell failure in both type 1 and type 2 diabetes.

The Red Hot Chili Peppers sound driving and forceful, since the SoundDock Portable eats Flea's overdriven bass parts for breakfast.

They kept their promise to play fan favourites, and performed them with an assuredness gained from years of live experience, the forceful bass and undulating synth driving tracks such as Babies and Disco 2000 to dizzying heights.

Rhythm is a pliable element for E. J., and he made it a driving concern throughout the set, with forceful but slippery drumming.

For Rams rookies, a forceful caution on the perils of drinking and driving.

One of the real thrills inherent in driving a high-performance car is experiencing the forceful and throaty growl of the exhaust system upon startup or whenever one gives the throttle a solid push.