It is poignant, and a little unsettling, to look at those pictures of her now, following the forceful, heart-crushing testimony that she recently gave against Larry Nassar, the abusive former doctor for the U.S. gymnastics team.
It's a rousing sentiment that Romney has taken to heart in his forceful defense of the Massachusetts health care law that some admirers have begged the ex-governor to disavow.
The forceful runs of Dayton were tormenting Hearts and the midfielder flashed a shot wide after cutting in from the left.
But his devotion and conviction were apparent and forceful, and he often said his mission was to "break a hard heart and to heal a broken heart".
Achebe also was a forceful critic of Western literature about Africa, especially Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness, which he considered racist.
Though describing himself in writing as a "British-protected child," Achebe became a forceful critic of Western literature about Africa, especially Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness.
Blood volume increases, less oxygen is needed to generate the same amount of power, the heart becomes more efficient, and muscles become more forceful and use less glycogen, their preferred fuel.
Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.ukAYAAN HIRSI ALI and Aafia Siddiqui are forceful, intelligent women who were born around 40 years ago in the heart of the conservative Islamic world, into families of some prominence.
He's not always forceful enough to be the concert Ray, but finds the private heart of Sunny Afternoon's co-author.
During moments of fear, passion, or violent exercise, the heart rate increases greatly, and the contractions become more forceful, so that the pumping of the blood intrudes on the consciousness; this is experienced by the individual as palpitations.
Both Gilchrist's heart and storytelling skills expand markedly when she shoves her forceful female protagonists aside for a moment to attend to some befuddled, contemplative men.
