At center stage, Beth Clayton, the mezzo-soprano who plays Lilith, and Ms. Flanigan's Eve lock in a forceful, explicit embrace, seeking a unity that will ultimately elude them.
He beat Henrique Hilario, who had started only two games last season, but Wondolowski's fist pump was no less forceful, and his embrace of Henry was no less joyous.
The first word of the phrase, "back," connotes a return, the forceful act of embracing routine.
Clinton, probably through some combination of personal inclination and sense of the national mood, is much quicker to embrace a forceful role for the American government, at home and abroad.
As the boy of the poems becomes a young man, Jones tries to get away from literal violence, embracing instead forceful figures for a welcome erotic appetite.
And is this embrace the same forceful grip by which the RNA of hepatitis C virus compels La to sabotage liver cells?
I believe "timid" has been the popular word choice among the chattering class who want the president to embrace a more forceful approach on Iran.
A forceful, unified liberalism should fully embrace those who remain on the margins, not blame them for "distorting liberalism's message".
A forceful, unified liberalism should fully embrace those who remain on the margins, not blame them for "distorting liberalism's message". We have fallen prey to the unsupportable idea that the real feelings and experiences of others are ours to dismiss if we wish.
Has become one of the party's most forceful climate advocates, calling on Democrats to embrace a green-energy jobs program.
