Sentence examples for forceful letter from inspiring English sources

Ezra Pound, in a typically forceful letter, wrote that "every literaryism, every book word, fritters away a scrap of the reader's patience" -- that is, put nothing on paper one couldn't "ACTUALLY say".

In a forceful letter to the State Department of Environmental Conservation on Tuesday, the city's acting environmental commissioner, Steven W. Lawitts, called on the state to withdraw its draft regulations approving the drilling.

However, it is a strong and forceful letter by a traditionally strong and forceful legal team and we can assume that this will convince most developers not to cave when/if they receive a Lodsys letter.

Last week, the Bill of Rights Defense Committee released a forceful coalition letter I wrote on behalf of nearly 30 interfaith, civil rights, and peace and justice organizations around the country to "explain why transparency and robust accountability are a strategic national security imperative, and to expose the self-interest of voices counseling against accountability".

Rail thin with a wicked sense of humor and the tendency to sprinkle her one-liners with a forceful four-letter word, Ms. Parkinson was known as George.

"A juror who would send such a forceful and strong letter was not going to change her opinion," she recalled telling the two lawyers.

Some of the most forceful responses to Francis's letter have come from bishops in California and the south-west.

But by Monday, more than 40 Zimbabwean civic and trade union groups had signed a letter demanding more forceful action from Zimbabwe's neighbors to compel the government to announce the results, to prevent tampering with the vote and to ensure that there are international observers for any runoff.

They printed pages of the most articulate letters, along with forceful rebuttals to the three departees in a series by Mr. Labunsky titled "Why We Are Staying".

In response to his forceful criticism, Mr. Hagel said, he has received letters calling him a "traitor" and "a yellow-chicken senator".

Yet while some Arizona Republicans were content to complain in letters to local newspapers, others decided more forceful action was necessary.