Sentence examples for forceful pitch from inspiring English sources

Vermont senator Bernie Sanders made a forceful pitch for his progressive political vision in a talk at MIT on Friday evening, asserting that U.S. politics "must be" liberal in nature if the country is to surmount its economic and social struggles.

As he zipped across a large swath of Ohio this weekend, partly by coach bus, occasionally by the black S.U.V. that is the more customary mode of transport for Congressional leaders these days, Mr. Boehner made a succinct and forceful pitch for Republican candidates and for their view of America.

Large commissions from retail customers could be had by offering little more than a quote and a trade wrapped in a forceful sales pitch.

Related: Scott Walker makes forceful 2016 pitch at Republican Iowa Freedom Summit "There is economic stagnation in this country, but there is also an overwhelming feeling that for your family it is just not possible to get ahead," said Christie, who was already viewed by some in attendance as a moderate worthy of suspicion.

The 42-page brochure titled "Winning the National Battle for Marriage" is very clearly a professionally designed, forceful sales pitch.

With Milner and later Walcott tucking in (see diagram) to help Parker and Gareth Barry at the start of the second half, it gave Norway the opportunity to hit crossfield passes to the left to Riise, who took advantage of the service to be the most aggressive, forceful full-back on the pitch.

Once Hank Steinbrenner gave his forceful opinion about Joba Chamberlain's pitching future with the Yankees, the voice mail and e-mail messages began piling up for Brian Cashman.

The combination of United's spirit - complemented by forceful football - and their opponents' awkwardness on the pitch brought a contest that was precariously balanced and relentlessly intriguing.

The pitch from Mr. Romney and the others includes forceful criticism of how Mr. Obama has handled the economy.

In a forceful floor speech that could serve as a closing statement in his election-year pitch for returning Republicans to power, Mr. McConnell accused the White House and Democrats in Congress of using their one-party control of Washington over the last two years to run up spending and now wanting to raise taxes to spend more.

"But, with the extroverted robots, they move into your area, and talk with a slightly higher pitch, more words per unit time, and they say things that are more forceful, like 'Come on, you can do three more.