Sentence examples for forceful spokesman from inspiring English sources

He is a forceful spokesman for gaming in general and a rejuvenated EA in particular.

During the war, she emerged as a forceful spokesman for the Zionist cause in negotiating with the British mandatory authorities.

Even as he was climbing the ranks and emerging as his party's most forceful spokesman for cutting entitlement spending, Mr. Ryan was becoming one of the House's most prodigious fund-raisers.

Cardinal John O'Connor, the archbishop of the New York archdiocese's 2.37 million Catholics and the Vatican's most forceful spokesman in the United States, died last night at his residence around the corner from St. Patrick's Cathedral.

Jason Hu is best known as a forceful, articulate spokesman for Taiwan, a former foreign minister in the Nationalist government that fell from power in May 2000.

Mr. Vlasto, a past press secretary for Senator Charles E. Schumer, is known as a forceful, sometimes combative spokesman.

A kind and generous man who nurtured and promoted several young musicians, Adderley was also a forceful and articulate spokesman, serving on several university and government committees for the advancement of jazz.

"The attack against the forces warranted a forceful response in self-defense," Lt. Col. Peter Lerner, a military spokesman, said in a statement, adding that the military would "review the circumstances of the shooting that led to the death of the terror suspect".

He is working the presidential phone lines to make what a spokesman described as a "forceful" appeal to President Bush to take a more muscular and balanced stance over the violence in the West Bank.

"Our forceful measures are showing results," said a statistics bureau spokesman, Sheng Laiyun, at a news conference.

He will almost surely will become the chief spokesman for the new administration's foreign policy, using his forceful oratory as a contrast to the muted discussion of late.