Sentence examples for forceful enough for from inspiring English sources

The acts here tend to be forceful enough for a "yes" or a "no" to well up inarguably within me.

"She has a strong, clear soprano, which, though occasionally marred by a tremolo, is both agile enough for the florid passages allotted to Leonora and forceful enough for the dramatic ones".

The bill's sponsors in the Senate agreed to allow some exemptions for small farms and facilities, but those provisions are not forceful enough for Senator Jon Tester, Democrat of Montana.

These are considered by most commentators to be forceful enough for rejecting subjectivism as a serious contender for a satisfying interpretation of Spinoza's theory of attributes.

Bishop was careful to maintain that she respected the outcome of Egypt's recent presidential election and the independence of the country's judiciary, but hit back at suggestions that the Australian government had not been forceful enough in lobbying for Greste to be released.

For good measure, consider the BP oil spill and questions — fair or not — of the Obama administration's competence, replete with liberal Washington columnists berating the president for not being forceful enough.

Since no evidence has yet surfaced that shows that any administration official intervened improperly to save Enron from the perils of bankruptcy, some Democrats have fallen back on being critical of the administration for not being forceful enough in its overall regulation of the company.

Hill started the race alongside Coulthard on the front row, amidst pressure from the British media for not being "forceful" enough in battles.

Tom Daschle did not win his re-election bid in 2004 -- some say for his lack of leadership after 9/11; others say for not being "forceful" enough as a Democratic senate leader.

The turbo's voice is more a deep-lunged, baritone blat than the usual soaring tenor, but still forceful enough to make Italian villagers snap their heads for a look at the homegrown exotic coming their way.

While he is sometimes criticized for being too conciliatory and not forceful enough, Rogge has been very direct in his meetings with American officials, said Sandy Baldwin, the president of the United States Olympic Committee.