First discovering an Eden on the Moon through the use of rocketry, the protagonist forcefully proves the hollowness of the concept of God after being expelled from the utopia for blasphemy.
The argument that, somehow, allowing the President to get away with a suspected perjury and obstruction of justice will countenance an irreparable tear in the seamless web of American justice; that if we impeach the President, the rule of law will be vindicated if only in a symbolic way, proving forcefully that no American is above the law and that the ladder of the law has no top and no bottom.
According to the Vita Edwardi, when Edward grew angry and accused Gloucester of treason, the earl forcefully replied that he would prove his loyalty on the field of battle.
After record numbers of overdose deaths from opioid painkillers and heroin, 2016 may prove to be the year that the federal government begins to forcefully address what has become a major public health crisis.
Although researchers reported evidence that the transferred cells took root and flourished in scarred areas of the heart, they said they still had to prove that the new cells would make the heart pump more forcefully without significant risks.
Another, forcefully urged in recent literature by Michael Smith, is that the Open Question Argument seems to prove too much, being just a particular instance of the piece of reasoning embodied in the Paradox of Analysis.
He expresses his theory forcefully, vividly; you sense, anecdotally, that there may be something in it; but you would also like to see the insurance stats to prove it.
He's quite talented at proving his point forcefully - but today he proves too much.
How should companies respond if they learn that people who lived off that land are likely to be evicted forcefully, and are unlikely to have any documentation proving ownership of the place from which they were forcibly removed?
They forcefully extracted "confessions" from him that have been proven to be a sham.
