Sentence examples for forcefully known from inspiring English sources

When Jobs did materialize, he made his opinions even more forcefully known, arguing, for example, that the company should shut down its vaunted research group and its quality-testing unit, putting both under the umbrella of product development, and that nobody at the company (except for the C.E.O).

The umma, he said forcefully, should know its pain and heal its wounds.

Eastwood still likes to let his views be known, often forcefully.

Ms. Levine sued Wyeth, arguing that the drug's label should have forcefully warned of this known risk.

She also expresses a wish that President Obama had acted more forcefully on what was known about Russian involvement, and she lays out a plan for how diplomatic efforts could address the North Korea nuclear crisis — if the Administration were interested in pursuing such diplomacy.

Benaud clearly took the sullying of the game's reputation personally as he calmly but forcefully made his displeasure known.

But where "Winnsboro Cotton Mill Blues" (and its companion pieces in the "Four North American Ballads") makes its point forcefully because the song is known, Mr. Rzewski miscalculated here: when the best-known strand is the 14th-century chanson "L'Homme Armé," listeners are likely to miss the points Mr. Rzewski's juxtapositions are intended to make.

With the nastier comments we can see them as either having not enjoyed something and wanting to forcefully let people know or simply wanting to insult someone.

Mr. McCain pushed back forcefully, saying he knew Mr. Kissinger well and insisting that Mr. Kissinger would not approve of "face to face meetings" between the president and Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad but lower level negotiations.

"You probably shouldn't fuck someone deeply and forcefully unless you know they like that".

The book's title misleads, since he forcefully argues that no single known gene is sufficient to ensure athletic success.