Sentence examples for forceful rebuke from inspiring English sources
That earned Ireland a forceful rebuke from Ms. Vestager.
Obama, who dislikes comparisons to her predecessors, did not see herself competing with Clinton's forceful rebuke.
Victories could deliver a forceful rebuke to a president who has stoked racial and cultural division.
The company's public repudiation of censorship in China has put the authorities there in a position where a forceful rebuke of Google may be all but inevitable.
What other society, despite its reservations about a religious minority, would allow for such a prominent journalist to issue such a forceful rebuke of bigotry?
— THE NEW YORK TIMES Rick Santorum captured both Republican primaries in Mississippi and Alabama on Tuesday, dealing a forceful rebuke to Mitt Romney's hopes of demonstrating political strength in the South as he grinds toward his party's nomination.
Updated, 3 41 p.m. | A day after a judge struck down his administration's impending limits on large sugary drinks, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg appeared at a Manhattan cafe on Tuesday that was nevertheless adopting the limits, and he delivered a forceful defense of his policy and a rebuke of the judge's decision.
And yet, in the climax of his forceful, upbeat stump speech these days, after the stentorian rebukes of President Bush and the scornful derision of Howard Dean, there remains a plaintive note in Senator John Kerry's appeal to voters.
Albert Arnold Gore Jr., who steadfastly served as vice president through an often tumultuous eight years, was nominated for president tonight after his running mate, Senator Joseph I. Lieberman, introduced himself to America with a forceful appeal on behalf of Mr. Gore and a muted rebuke of Gov. George W. Bush.
You can't give a forceful, commanding speech and then walk off the stage and start rebuking an employee or family member over the phone without losing respect.
