Sentence examples for forceful persona from inspiring English sources
Seldom out of the public eye, Lafont continued to bring her forceful persona to bear on both commercial and "art" films and on television.
After coming out a little too hot -- Obama seemed to be on the wrong side of the angry/passionate divide in the first 15 minutes -- he moderated his tone to the sober/serious yet forceful persona that he needed in this debate.
His roots in the Northeast help, as does his forceful persona at a time of renewed anxiety over terrorism.
Jansen Aui, a design architect at the company, told The Huffington Post that the "forceful, multiple personas" of Beyonce's "Ghost" music video inspired the design.
He has the exquisite technique, forceful projection, and almost total lack of persona that comes from spending ten years covering other people's songs and aping their movements.
I have seen Mr. Epperson take off his Lypsinka persona and act with quiet tenderness in Patrick Horrigan's short, forceful play about a young man's suicide, "Messages for Gary".
After disappearing into the wings, which she does throughout "Monumental," Ms. Warby reappears in a different persona: her white swan becomes a prancing soldier and a forceful black swan.
That's a shame, because the casting of Ben Foster is inspired, his edgy dynamism ideally suited to Armstrong's forceful, smirky stewardship of a rule-skirting performance-enhancement regimen, his crafted public persona as a charity icon, and the arrogant indignation when his integrity is questioned by dogged British reporter David Walsh (an equally righteous Chris O'Dowd).
Jesse Cataldo of Slant Magazine noted that the album "has the feel of a vanity project" and wrote "It may be an above-average album, but its aesthetic matches her persona only at its shallowest levels, in the thinness of its ideas and the often-forceful ugliness of its message".
