Sentence examples for forceful over from inspiring English sources
PARIS — A new fashion phase is starting to push against the bright colors and digital prints that have been so forceful over the last two years.
Somehow it becomes less forceful over time.
Fangkou (square mouth) is a manner of steady, yet forceful over pronunciation of dialogue that was possibly influenced by Northern Chinese opera.
Gould was particularly struck by MacArthur's forceful comb-over: "He parted his hair low on the right side and had brushed it almost directly across his forehead".
It's nature that's really ready to take over, forceful and full of creatures that are not pleasant to be around such as large rats and alligators.
Ms. Jawo and Ms. Hjelt write upbeat, empowering pop songs about love woes from the female perspective, singing forceful lines over heavy electronic dance beats.
Some of the same exam-season principles still need apply when house-hunting: be calm, do your homework (on landlords), read the question (or contract), and make forceful arguments (over bathrooms).
George W. Bush won forceful victories over Senator John McCain in Virginia, Washington State and North Dakota today, picking up a large cache of delegates as well as a considerable morale boost after his discouraging loss in Michigan a week ago.
A10 World Briefing A8 NATIONAL A14-21 Bush Turns Back McCaIn In Virginia and N. Dakota Gov. George W. Bush won forceful victories over Senator John McCain in Virginia and North Dakota, and held a solid lead in Washington state's Republican primary late last night.
But therein lies at least a hint to the magic in the Springsteen mystery: the muscular rise to the small occasion, taking forceful dominion over your poky circumstance and championing your own responses to what would otherwise seem inevitable.
Abetted by a rising Chinese nationalism that demands more forceful dominion over disputed shards of territory, Beijing is embroiled in a number of overlapping claims across the Asia-Pacific region, from a desolate chunk of the Himalayas to various half-submerged chunks of rock in the South China Sea.
