Mr. Sheen exudes the dimmed but still forceful energy of a comer who never quite came.
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.
But I will never stop having this doubt: that maybe if they had really charged in there riding the forceful energy of the historic election, and acted like it was an emergency moment -- which it was -- they could have gotten some big victories right up front, and there really could have been an historic "first hundred days" for this administration and the country.
Staples performed his verse a cappella, sounding mechanical and forceful, the energy steady and contained.
This (group) ionization leads to a build up of forceful repulsive energy amongst the captured atoms.
Mr. Stiefel favors sudden stops and forceful bursts of energy.
"With the same sweeping, powerful gesture which Zola gave to his farm worker in La Terre, L'Auto, a newspaper of ideas and action, will launch across France, from today, those unknowing and forceful sowers of energy, the great professional road racing cyclists".
Large-scale commercialization, especially in the distributed generation and cogeneration market, remains a possibility but its chances are highly dependent on a forceful and consistent energy policy, for example taking into account the externalities associated with various modes of electric power production from fossil fuels.
He dresses the way one is supposed to dress (checked shirt, no tie), he dutifully repeats his applause lines at every stop ("Last time there was hope and change — this time it's 'We hope to change the subject' "), he takes his body through motions and gestures meant to read as forceful and high-energy — and nothing happens.
Picturesque items are typically in the middle ground between those experienced as either sublime or beautiful, being complex and eccentric, varied and irregular, rich and forceful, and vibrant with energy.
There's such a rancid, forceful sense of wasted energy in the room, that the whole thing can, if played ever-so slightly wrong, descend into a hellishness each and every participant a player in a drama that becomes devilish through sheer bloody-minded mundanity.
