Sentence examples similar to forceful walking from inspiring English sources

The entire collision would have been about as forceful as a human briskly walking into a wall, McKinnon said.

Douglas's Miles Davis allegiances surface in the forceful Ham Fist, with Caine walking a swing line beneath; the title track is a country dance that flips into swing and some casual bebop-quoting; and more diffuse pieces such as the wandering Seven Seas or the brittle End to End provide some edgy surprises.

You can't give a forceful, commanding speech and then walk off the stage and start rebuking an employee or family member over the phone without losing respect.

Though hampered by failing eyesight, he is as bright, strong and forceful as anyone I know, and I walked away from our meeting inspired by him -- but depressed by the resounding silence of those occupying university presidential suites today.

When he walks or runs, his arms swing in forceful little arcs at his sides.

Then he's walked over to a police cruiser, and the most forceful moment comes starting around the 2 10 mark, when he's pressed up against a cruiser with authority, and subjected to a more forceful and thorough search.

It was a mark of the tightrope Roberts walked that, after announcing the court's decision, he sat impassively while representatives of the court's conservative and liberal wings read forceful criticisms of his work.

Then walk, walk, walk.

Walk, walk, walk.

We took a walk, a swim in the warm, somewhat forceful surf (the sea became calmer on subsequent days) and then a dip in the pool.

The Tour also gave the world an elegant and forceful way to bust cyclists who set off bells and whistles in the laboratory — a perp walk.