Sentence examples similar to forceful implication from inspiring English sources

"Katyń" has the severity of an old man's work — forceful plain statement and implication convey all that Wajda wants to say.

Krige is a forceful writer, and the implications of his research are sure to be provocative and long lasting.

Again and again it wows you with its ambition, its implication, the more forceful for never being italicised, that simple words from our frail and brittle English language, placed quietly in order, with assiduous care, can do almost anything at all," he wrote.

Unsurprisingly, this has led to a forceful debate, centered on the implications of common ownership, and the reliability of the research purporting to show its effects.

Still, his forceful declaration today appeared to have no immediate implications for policy.

Judge Engelmayer ended his Fourth Amendment analysis with a forceful statement on the ordinance's "far-reaching implications". He warned that regulators should not equate the "more ready ability of a modern company whose business is accomplished through cyber communications" with a reduced expectation of privacy.

And forceful?

So was forceful.

Forceful exhaling too.

Or merely more forceful.

They're playing forceful tennis".