Sentence examples for forceful views from inspiring English sources
WASHINGTON — A new cache of documents from Elena Kagan's days as an adviser to President Bill Clinton shows that she frequently scribbled notes in the margins of memorandums yet rarely expressed forceful views.
It is particularly interesting for those dermatological practitioners in this field to read the forceful views of eminent dermatologists, but repetition makes it irritating to synthesise a consensus.
Diplomacy, he told Mr Bush, was "advocacy, advocacy for America .But his forceful views and abrasive style did not always go down well with his bosses in Washington.
Meagher is perhaps the best known and most forceful advocate for the view that fingerprint evidence is scientifically valid and that it ought to be welcome in courts.
But as he prepares to deliver the speech, his once-forceful views have grown muddy, Noah Bierman writes.
He later wrote a forceful critique of Hill's view of Milton.
Uri Caine's "Variation" offers a more forceful, virtuosic view, as does Aaron Jay Kernis's dense, fleet "Superstar Étude No. 2".
When, after an hour, talk shifted from introspection to geopolitics, the years seemed to slip away and he grew vigorous and forceful, his world view still wide ranging, detailed and commanding.
Rather than hiding behind security guards or scurrying to the changing rooms, however, Mel stood his ground, approached the disgruntled fans and spoke to them personally for several minutes, conducting a forceful but mutually respectful exchange of views.
Without polls, politicians, special interests and certain members of the news media would still have strong incentives to make forceful claims about the public's views.
Many observers view the Soviet Union's forceful attempts to impose communism on other countries as a form of cultural imperialism.
