Quickly and forcefully bring the paper down through the air.
Hume wrote forcefully and incisively on almost every central question in the philosophy of religion, contributing to ongoing debates about the reliability of reports of miracles, the immateriality and immortality of the soul, the morality of suicide, and the natural history of religion, among others.
Last Sunday's Times Magazine cover story on sex slavery, "The Girls Next Door," by contributing writer Peter Landesman, has provoked a great deal of controversy, and the article's detractors and its defenders have made their cases forcefully.
"What are you, Christian?" "Jewish," he replies forcefully, an admission which seems to have contributed to his death sentence.
But could there be another causal factor that has contributed to the way Australian politicians have forcefully backed Adani for so many years?
But with businesses no longer reducing stockpiles as forcefully as they have been in recent months, inventories will contribute 1.3 points to the real GDP growth rate.
Even if the men were not picked on by the gang solely because of their nationality, can we forcefully rule out that their "foreignness" has not in any way contributed to the brutality of the assault?
Mr. Ravitch has argued forcefully that, in the interest of fairness, everyone who benefits from mass transit should contribute.
Judge Sullivan's inquiry contributes significantly to a full airing of woeful misconduct, but the Justice Department must act forcefully to repair the damage.
Mr. Lelouch contributes a rather arch sketch about a deaf Frenchwoman, living in Lower Manhattan with a tour guide for the hearing impaired, who has all but decided to end their relationship when history forcefully intervenes.
