Sentence examples for forceful sense from inspiring English sources

With its raw, grainy texture and forceful sense of urgency, Shane Meadows's unsparing revenge thriller "Dead Man's Shoes" is reminiscent of a kind of film prominent in the 1970's, most notably Sam Peckinpah's "Straw Dogs".

There's such a rancid, forceful sense of wasted energy in the room, that the whole thing can, if played ever-so slightly wrong, descend into a hellishness each and every participant a player in a drama that becomes devilish through sheer bloody-minded mundanity.

On the US tip, a synthy tang and forceful sense of rhythm has graced overground pop singles like Jason Derulo's "Want to Want Me" and the Weeknd's "Can't Feel My Face" (both of which owe a bit to the nü-disco revival kicked off by bloghouse OGs Daft Punk's "Get Lucky").

Yet enlargement makes more forceful the sense of threats from an everyday life that clangs and jostles, swarms and jangles, spilling everywhere.

Beyond a certain point, the effect of "oddly unEnglish shapes" on general readers of a translation tends to be estranging and forceful, in the sense of making it sound strange and so forcing them to stop reading it.

236 years later, Barack Obama presented his own forceful version of common sense in his third State-of-the-Union address.

She was a forceful intellectual with a playful sense of humor, and was an avid reader, a strong believer in civic participation, a gracious host and cook, and a proud celebrator of Jewish heritage.

Ronald Reagan was always the genial if forceful president who emitted a sense of leadership so pronounced that his party still yearns for it.

Robotic arm retraction is excessively forceful because robotic surgery involves no sense of touch.

Like one of those pithy six-word memoirs, it said everything that needed to be said, endowing me with a sense of belonging as forceful as anything I had yet experienced in Los Angeles.

Over the past several decades, Frank Wimberley has built a solid reputation with forceful abstract paintings and sculptures that combine a sense of order with a sense of restlessness.