Sentence examples for forcefully demonstrating that from inspiring English sources
New England Bound punctures the myth of a shining "City on a Hill," forcefully demonstrating that the history of American slavery can no longer confine itself to the nineteenth-century South.
The improved ORR activity and stability could be ascribed to the surface atom arrangement and reasonable surface strain originated from the ordered structure of Pt3Ni2/C nanoparticles relative to the disordered Pt3Ni2/C alloy, forcefully demonstrating that the Pt3Ni2/C intermetallic compound may act as highly efficient ORR electrocatalysts in energy conversion process.
Hillary Clinton is in fierce campaign mode - and unlike most of the other candidates, she is addressing issues directly and forcefully, demonstrating that she is both knowledgeable and experienced.
As Tom forcefully demonstrates, that word points us to the true symptom of American intentions: the "enduring" bases that the Army Corps of Engineers began building immediately after the fall of Saddam, and which have "endured" through all the vagaries of the war.
But successive polls have forcefully demonstrated that a large majority of Canadians favour the government's position that a person should show their face during the ceremony, despite having already done so for the purpose of official identification.
It is noticeable that the characteristic peaks of functional groups for RhB molecules became very weak in samples BiOCl and Fe/BiOCl, forcefully demonstrating the regeneration and superior photocatalytic activities of absorbents.
However, it should be emphasized that PP2A-B55 does not act on all, or even perhaps the majority, of CDK phosphosites, as recently most forcefully demonstrated by Cundell et al. (2013).
The Court attempts to justify the search in Belton on the basis of the officer's safety, but Justice BRENNAN, dissenting, 453 U.S., at 466-469, 101 S.Ct., at 2867-2869, has forcefully demonstrated the inadequacy of that rationale.
That night Ike Turner forcefully demonstrated the relationship between the blues, rhythm-and-blues, country-and-western, boogie-woogie and rock 'n' roll.
New York City's High Line is a brilliant synthesis of design and restoration that forcefully demonstrates what can be accomplished when the two are paired.
The results also forcefully demonstrate how reliance on a single locus may give an erroneous picture of the overall genealogical history of speciation and gene flow.
