Sentence examples for forcefully embraced from inspiring English sources

The secular intellectuals in exile, however, more forcefully embraced the democratic cause — their newspapers, books, magazines, Web sites and, increasingly, appearances on Al Jazeera — delivered their views back home.

In June, cruise ship steward Fabian Zanzi filed a suit against Travolta, in which he claimed that in 2009 Travolta allegedly asked for a neck massage, and then exposed his erect penis and forcefully embraced him.

As the report itself noted, The support for marriage in the sample is especially interesting not only because it was most forcefully embraced by [Black] women, but also because it contradicts the position of those, most often on the left, whose marriage as an issue most salient to White GLBT communities.

Others are pushing for a more aggressive approach that forcefully embraces Mr. Romney's 15 years at Bain, with advertising that features successes like Staples and the Sports Authority.

Dr. Berry suspected the group would say pretty much what it said in 2002, not daring to so forcefully embrace the new findings, which he said clearly indicated that there is almost no benefit to screening women in their 40s and that women can be screened every two years instead of annually.

Wrong because you had a candidate that was forcefully embracing the policies of George W. Bush while the nation spiraled into one of its darkest moments in its history.

Out of the blue, when they were cooling down after their regular morning jog, a colonel was groped by her male running partner, another colonel who forcefully tried to embrace her, she said.

As Williamson (2000) has forcefully emphasized, however, embracing the judgement that the thinker is equally rational in 'the good case' and 'the bad case' tends to push one inexorably towards a conception of evidence according to which one's evidence is exhausted by one's subjective, non-factive mental states.

OK, maybe a bit more exegesis: Ireland embraced austerity early and forcefully, and has been a good soldier all along; so according to the austerians, it should be a success story.

No one could have embraced Paul Ackerman's formulation more forcefully (or more fully) than Elvis Presley.

He embraced his confrontational style and defended himself forcefully, but his responses came without the bombast that has delighted crowds throughout the race.