Sentence examples for forcefully contending from inspiring English sources
The difference with his position now appears to be primarily one of emphasis, with Mr. McCain forcefully contending the Cuban embargo should be kept in place until certain specific political freedoms are restored.
Mr. Fox said he rejected "forcefully" the statements by the Bush administration and governors of border states, contending that they had unfairly depicted Mexico as a safe haven for organized crime, though his government has arrested more leading drug traffickers and dismantled more cartels than any of its predecessors.
To change our own patterns of investment may be, as the authors of this report contend so forcefully, the most realistic future to plan for".
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Weaker countries, fearful of forfeiting sovereignty, contend that they are acting forcefully and blame fickle financial markets for their rising interest costs.
Nancy Thomas, a former Merrill broker, contends that a supervisor once forcefully kissed her at a party and that other male co-workers routinely harassed her and other women in branches in Manhattan and Atlanta.
Again, this is not to diminish the true moral challenge of abortion, one that we'll always grapple with, but simply to contend that logical, ethical and intellectual consistency are imperative if you aim to strip someone of their rights and forcefully intrude on their most private of choices.
