Sentence examples for forcefully asked from inspiring English sources

At that forum, one man forcefully asked the district attorney why he had not apologized to the people of the Bronx for the officers' acquittal.

The question is sometimes pondered, and at times more forcefully asked: Is it making a difference?

Analysis of the videotaped classroom interactions revealed the use of a specific interactional practice, viz., the teacher's use of subversive questions to put an end to parallel activity among students without forcefully asking them to desist.

Then it records the captain, who investigators think had left the cabin, returning and forcefully asking his first officer what was going on.

Mr. Gibbs drew the applause of Democrats last month when he went on a tirade against Sean Hannity, the Fox News host, forcefully asking him if he was an anti-Semite.

That New Cross is essentially just an extended Goldsmiths campus populated solely by people who've just got their first bowl cut and other people forcefully asking them for change?

Last week many reporters prided themselves on forcefully asking President Obama's surrogates a question handed to them by the Romney campaign: "Are the American people better off today than they were four years ago?" That made for a great clown show, since the economy was in a state of collapse when President Obama took office four years ago.

Parvana Huseneva spoke forcefully when asked her view of the Armenians in trenches a few miles west.

He said he preferred to let his wife deal with visitors, but reacted forcefully when asked whether he had ever wanted her to abandon their legal fight.

In an interview on state television, he responded forcefully when asked if the Arab League would carry out harsh measures against Israel.

I said yes a bit too forcefully when Dan asked if I'd noticed a well-muscled young man at the pool.