Sentence examples for forceful of from inspiring English sources

The most forceful of the campaigners was the director general of Saga, Ros Altmann.

Rodin's Man with Serpent is potently Michelangelesque, resurrecting the anguish of this most forceful of sculptors.

Ms. Dooley, 24, is the more forceful of the two, eager to drive home her points and unafraid of cutting off Ms. Holzman.

Throughout the weeks of debate in Washington over the debt limit, Mrs. Bachmann was the most forceful of the presidential candidates in opposing any increase.

Most forceful of all was senator Rand Paul, who has a track record as a libertarian and now hopes to challenge NSA surveillance in the supreme court.

The most forceful of his sayings, still shocking to any pious Jew or Muslim, is "What goes into a man's mouth does not make him unclean, but what comes out of his mouth, that is what makes him unclean".

Nagler concluded that such injuries appeared to be rare but served as a warning about the hazards of "forceful hyperextension of the neck".

While secretary of State, Clinton was a forceful backer of the rights of gays and transgender people.

That innovation succeeded, however, because of the forceful presence of freshly pulsed basil.

One of the most forceful denunciations of the decision came from the chair of the Congressional Black Caucus, Marcia Fudge.

The mechanism of injury is often a combination of forceful (hyper- flexion of thyper- flexiontensiof of the knee.