Sentence examples for forceful nature from inspiring English sources

Mr. Murray said she brought together a quick wit, a forceful nature and compassion.

Does the more forceful nature of this wine, compared with, say, Chinon, change the sorts of foods with which it goes best?

Many were angered by the forceful nature of the police response, while others were determined to use this momentum to push for the scrapping of university fees altogether.

That stubborn cat-and-mouse battle, along with the forceful nature of her writing, have made Ms. Sánchez a potent symbol of resistance to five decades of totalitarian Communist rule.

And despite the forceful nature of his statement, Mr. McKeon said the governor "wants to be respectful of the process, and he wants to have an open and inclusive discussion".

Known as "Big John" and "The Truck" for his forceful nature and his hulking 6-foot-3-inch frame, the younger Dingell rose to become chairman in 1981 of the Energy and Commerce Committee, which handled nearly half of the bills in the House and covered a sprawling policy realm including transportation, consumer affairs and public health.

Brown was a man of nature, forceful action, and higher-law idealism.

Most leaders intellectually understand the complementary nature of forceful and enabling leadership.

"Nature is forceful and unpredictable — and it just moves us to pay close attention to where we are," said Mr. West.

In nature, more forceful reactions compared to our models, e.g. faster melting, stronger volatile exsolution, and/or faster ascent may be expected for magmas with higher temperatures or lower viscosities, for xenolith lithologies with lower melting temperatures and/or for a larger density contrast between magma and vesiculated xenoliths.

Apart from being the coming man in South Africa, he is by nature a more forceful figure.