Sentence examples for forceful representation from inspiring English sources

Mr. Khalidi's new book, "Resurrecting Empire," is a forceful representation of the second set of arguments.

For union leaders, elected this year on pledges of more forceful representation, modifying the changes in health benefits became a key goal, despite the arbitrator's decision.

Hellenistic artists developed that concept into humorous or forceful representation of half-animal subjects as an escape from the merely human.

In an interview with The Washington Post last week, Honda, a soft-spoken former science teacher and elementary school principal, said the tech industry is getting by just fine without forceful representation in Congress.

Ann Pfau, the state's chief administrative judge, said she understood the frustration and the views of some judges that more forceful representation in Albany could have brought an immediate pay raise.

Moreover, the absence of known diabetes in the reference group makes the risk estimates in our study a forceful representation of the true risk.

Its graphics are simple, direct, and unambiguous, a forceful visual representation of a person's rights when subjected to workplace misconduct.

Expressionism (a movement that emphasized the representation of subjectivity through forceful, often exaggerated effects) in Yiddish is clearly represented by the poetry of Uri Tsvi Grinberg.

The prelude to Den's death further highlighted and showcased Chrissie's manipulative character and conniving personality in her representation as a "strong" and "forceful" figure.

The children who chase the itinerant merry-go-round, the girls who stop to see the soap bubbles are the purest representation we have, nearly heraldic images, of New Yorkers: gay, forceful, energetic, streetwise, and easily deluded by cheap and passing glamour.

Borussia Dortmund's forceful handling of the so-called Group of Death gave a fair representation of where this team is within the pantheon of Europe's elite clubs.