Sentence examples for forceful talk from inspiring English sources

Ms. Jefferson-Jenkins was not alone in her forceful talk.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2 - After months of forceful American talk on Iran, the Bush administration's new openness to having Secretary of State Colin L. Powell attend a conference along with an envoy from Iran next month is spreading hope among European and Arab officials that such a meeting may reduce tensions in the region.

Joe Johnson, usually laconic, was forceful in talking about the Nets and their struggles.

But her tone was lively and her voice forceful when she talked about her senior-year science research at Howard University and her dream of finding a cure for Parkinson's disease.

The president, after preliminary talk more forceful than ever before heard, peremptorily capitulated, accepting Israeli terms.

It has been more forceful in mediating peace talks.

Born in Puerto Rico, Ms. Mercado talks with forceful hand gestures.

As his schoolmate Perry, Chris Dwan is young, skinny, boyish and talented enough to pass convincingly and sympathetically for an adolescent who rolls his eyes and wishes for death when his forceful mother, Harriet (Laura Esterman), talks about him.

Mr. Bloomberg was not very forceful about silencing the White House talk on Monday, but he did shoot down the notion, floated in New York magazine, that Mr. Schwarzenegger could ever be vice president.

He is forceful enough to have once talked a film festival director not only into accepting his unmade short, but also into starring in it.

He's forceful and convincing when he talks about loyalty, but he did tell an undercover journalist from the Sun last year that Corbyn would be a "disaster" and it's noticeable that in the more than three hours I spend with him, he only once, and once only, says one thing in any way positive about the leader to whom he's so loyal towards.