Sentence examples for forcefully argued from inspiring English sources

I don't think Emanuel's incremental tendencies explain it (as Dan Froomkin has forcefully argued).

But it was Mr. Clinton who forcefully argued to Mr. Obama's aides that the campaign had it wrong.

Mr. Ferré forcefully argued that Puerto Rico was culturally and economically hamstrung by what he called its "colonial status".

Yet when it got to the Supreme Court, counsel for Mr. Bush forcefully argued McPherson v. Becker.

The senior United States diplomat at the embassy in Moscow, Kennan offered eloquent and forcefully argued answers.

For weeks, the Romney campaign has forcefully argued that Mr. Santorum's victory in the Missouri primary last month was meaningless because no delegates were awarded.

As James K. Galbraith has forcefully argued, as we look around the world, bloated and underregulated financial sectors are closely linked with greater inequality.

It can, however, be forcefully argued that this kind of approach is a necessary feature of a legal system which gives proper weight to both expression and reputation.

Addressing the growing international row over NSA spying, Alexander forcefully argued that reports of the agency collecting millions of Europeans' phone calls were "absolutely false".

He said he did not know her and forcefully argued he merely wanted to help her after she rang to say she was in trouble.

Whereas Liszt thought that "Gypsy" music was the real Hungarian music, Bartok forcefully argued instead that peasant music lay at the core of the Hungarian experience.