Sentence examples similar to forceful replies from inspiring English sources

Asked by Willis if she thought homeopathic medicines could be justified simply on the grounds they were harmless and popular, Tracy Brown, managing director of the group Sense about Science, gave a forceful reply.

And while it remains to be seen how much Mr. Gingrich may be hurt by statements from his second wife, Marianne Gingrich, that he had asked her to enter into an open marriage, his forceful reply to the issue in the CNN debate on Thursday night — questioning the motives of the news media for dwelling on it — seemed to play well with conservative voters.

In his most forceful reply yet to industry groups and Republicans who have accused the administration of slowing the economic recovery by tying up businesses in red tape, President Obama has ordered a top-to-bottom review of federal regulations to get rid of rules that are outdated and harmful to the economy, the White House announced this morning.

This is a forceful reply, but it is important to note its limitations.

I posted a forceful reply, and although I used highly informal language since I was talking to a group of peers, my point was substantive.

A forceful response was inevitable.

When I mention that to Bennett, his reply is  calm but forceful.

Murray replied with a surge of irresistibly forceful baseline tennis, to go to 5-4 and two sets up and just a service game away from the championship.

That might not be forceful enough to keep users' eyes glued while they wait for replies from friends.

When Mr. Limbaugh suggested that she was "more forceful in speaking out against Obama and his ideas," she replied, "There just aren't enough hours in the day".

The response from Damascus was equally forceful.