Sentence examples for forceful exciting from inspiring English sources
She has the same forceful, exciting attack and the same careless attitude toward form, notably an inability to straighten her back leg in her jetés.
Ms. Rivero's singing is forceful, extrovert, exciting; she performs in close accord with the other vocalist, Jesús Corbacho.
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The agenda, then, was martial: Lewis wanted to remind everyone that American rock and roll was the most exciting force in the world, and that he was its most forceful practitioner.
Yet, as exciting as his most forceful playing was, he was at his most engaging in music that required a more supple and variegated touch.
In Paula Wolfert's "The Cooking of Southwest France," two-star chef Alain Dutournier of Carré des Feuillants, who grew up in the region, characterizes the differences between the two spirits this way: "Cognac is dependable, but Armagnac, like the Gascons who make it, is more forceful, more complicated — even excessive at times — and more exciting".
The main courses, apart from a forceful rack of lamb with a cooling antipode of smoked yogurt, are more obvious and less exciting, like a diffident halibut or heavy ricotta-and-spinach gnudi.
