Sentence examples for forcefully accepting from inspiring English sources

But Obama came back forcefully, accepting the buck stopped with him, not with Hillary Clinton or anyone else in his administration.

They make the person forcefully swallow anything that cause vomiting.

Then he cashed in his second match point by ramming a forehand down the line so forcefully that Kunitsyn, ranked 101st, did not run for it, standing and staring at defeat and accepting it.

Briefly accepting the Royal Philharmonic award from McDowell and disposing of it, he turns to the matter in hand: rearrangement of the musicians' seating – "Everyone forward two metres, please" – so as to project that much more forcefully.

This attribution has been widely accepted but also forcefully challenged.

That policy has come under sharp attack from Republicans and even some Democrats in Washington, who complain that President Clinton has not acted forcefully enough to force Mr. Hussein's government to accept the inspections.

It is also a Whitman coming up against a vision of the world very different from his own, forcefully voiced by a soldier named John Wormley, who accepts Whitman's ministrations but casts doubt on his motives, and whose words and deeds can be taken as a rejection of the claims Whitman makes on behalf of poetry.

Neil Doncaster, the league's chief executive, has forcefully tried to downplay any difference between a CVA being accepted and a Newco being formed in either an attempt to gauge public mood or an ill-advised attempt to alter it.

Thus far, however, unless forcefully shown the doors, they seem to show no willingness to accept real responsibility when things go bad.

Mojaddedi, gesticulating forcefully, again told Karzai, whom he called his "son and student," to accept U.S. assurances and sign now, not later.

Mojaddedi, gesticulating forcefully, again told the man he called his "son and student" to accept U.S. assurances and sign now, not later.