Sentence examples for forceful of the from inspiring English sources

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

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.

Yet, on an issue that could prove prickly for Republicans in the general election, Carson's comment was actually the most forceful of the night.

That statement of intentions — perhaps the most forceful of the speech, since it served notice that Mr. Obama will act without the assent of Congress — was impressive, and was met with a predictably stony silence from the Republicans.

Mozart was a master of producing drama from the contrasts of color and dynamics, and especially so in the biggest, most forceful of the concertos, just the ones you might expect to sound diminished on period instruments.

Hence the forceful style of the "hackers" in traffic.

A higher power able to install yet a new leader while undertaking the forceful invasion of the country.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg emerged as a forceful defender of the proposal, citing the constitutional protection of worship.

The other was a forceful reminder of the chaos wrought by personal negligence and institutional neglect.

Clinton gave a forceful defense of the tax deal, which helped quell the liberal uprising.