Sentence examples for forceful sweep from inspiring English sources
But "The Last Hero: A Life of Henry Aaron" had the forceful sweep of a well-struck essay as much as that of a first-rate biography.
And then there are the permanent markers of disrepair: stained seats, intractable lumps of gum and floor grime so viscous that some riders have reported becoming ensnared, briefly, before freeing themselves with a forceful sweep of the leg.
It includes forceful fantasy violence.
Calm and discipline were quickly restored, and a brilliant Dutch side, inspired by Cruyff and the forceful Johan Neeskens, swept to the final.
"She is a forceful person.
Mr Ivanishvili deserves credit for opening a political system that Mr Saakashvili's forceful young technocrats have dominated since they swept to power in the Rose revolution of 2003.
This is just how it goes: previously derided artists, previously lambasted genres, return and are re-assessed, swept along by a potently forceful wave of nostalgia for the unremembered.
It's even harder to say, because two months after Maynard was arrested his arboreal crime scene was swept over by something stronger his body and more forceful than his mind.
— Four days before the Republican presidential primary here, Mitt Romney swept into Wisconsin, sounding general election themes and offering a forceful — and at times lyrical — speech laying out a stark and clear contrast between himself and President Obama.
