The work forcefully shows relationships between generations and between races.
They forcefully show that every play - even one as dripping with verbal riches as The Changeling - makes its effects through movement as well as speech.
Congress should forcefully show how wrong he is by overriding his opposition and spending the money — an estimated $52 billion over 10 years, a tiniest fraction of the ongoing cost of Mr. Bush's Iraq misadventure.
He forcefully shows the difference between the late nineteenth century arithmetization of analysis and the early twentieth century axiomatic-algebraic approach.
For while Ockham does not need an explanation for indivisibility (since a tenet of Ockham's nominalism on the question of universals is that nothing real is divisible into subjective parts), he certainly needs an explanation for the distinction of one substance from another, as Black's reflections on the principle of the identity of indiscernibles forcefully show.
Industrial production and retail sales also grew forcefully, figures showed Friday, while data out on Thursday revealed imports and exports both topped analyst expectations by a wide margin.
Her supporters say Ms. Pelosi moved forcefully to show Mr. Weiner the House door in calling for an ethics investigation immediately after his initial news conference admitting misconduct and lies.
A generation has grown up being shown forcefully and repeatedly that verbal abuse and personal comments are the jolly, bantering norm.
Some studies have shown that forcefully blowing your nose can actually lead to a build-up of pressure and trapped mucus in your sinuses, which may become infected.
But it was long enough for him to show forcefully how traditional virtues -- of melodic shape, of contrapuntal interest, of harmonic function -- survived the shock of atonality, and how that shock let loose a new kind of sudden, vivid gesture.
