Sentence examples for forceful in the from inspiring English sources

Beyond a certain point, the effect of "oddly unEnglish shapes" on general readers of a translation tends to be estranging and forceful, in the sense of making it sound strange and so forcing them to stop reading it.

A vigorous dancer, she was especially forceful in the swing-your-partner sequences.

But many blacks are unhappy that Mr. Obama hasn't been more forceful in the fight to create jobs.

The man who emerges from these pages is exactly that: energetic, tenacious, forceful in the face of adversity.

And Dvorak's symphony was thrilling: vital and witty in the first movement, meaty and forceful in the finale.

Brosnan's performance is so forceful in the climactic scene with the Ghost that I don't think you could easily say where Polanski's own feelings about rendition lie.

Fellow conservatives Anthony Kennedy and Samuel Alito were particularly forceful in questioning the lawfulness of the fees, based on the notion that collective bargaining is in essence a political activity.

Lee was forceful in telling the crowd that the Confederacy ― and by extension, everyone gathered at the rally ― wasn't racist.

But the United States needs be more forceful in pushing the various factions, not least the military, toward a peaceful solution.

"He should have been more forceful in condemning the repression and the violence against us," she said.

There were a few minor verbal skirmishes as the sympathizers departed, but the police were fairly forceful in keeping the two groups apart.