Sentence examples for forcefully said that from inspiring English sources

Jack broke the seal on a bottle of whiskey, took a long, hot swallow, exhaled forcefully, said, "That's one a the two things I need right now," capped it and tossed it to Ennis.

Over the last week, Hans Blix, a chief weapons inspector, has diplomatically but forcefully said that he cannot make his inspections more precise without specific intelligence information from Washington.

Not once has Obama forcefully said that the bill will be knocked down as unconstitutional.

When quizzed after the Newcastle game about comments from BBC Sport's football pundit Mark Lawrenson that Van Persie is unhappy, Moyes paused for thought, looked visibly annoyed for the first time, then responded forcefully, saying: "That is absolute nonsense.

Mr. Lovell and Mr. Barr's campaign pushed back forcefully, saying that Mr. Lovell started working in coal mines as a teenager and worked his way up to become an executive.

After my organization in Washington wrote to the Secretary of State (in a letter signed by 29 other Arab American organizations) protesting this state of affairs, the department Spokesperson, at a press briefing, responded more forcefully saying that, "Our view,...is that an American citizen is an American citizen is an American citizen.

Gowdy has forcefully said on numerous occasions that he is not interested in any leadership positions.

Gowdy has forcefully said on many occasions that he is not interested in any leadership positions.

It's completely out of line with the expectations we have for ethical conduct at the university, and we can't say that forcefully enough," said Tessier-Lavigne.

As the president forcefully said, there is no evidence that House Republicans are capable of making those tough decisions.

And I say that very forcefully because I think it's very urgent that the Democrats prevail.