Sentence examples for forcefully struck from inspiring English sources

Michael Kors, whose account shows more than a million followers, has been forcefully struck by its reach.

But beyond the surface response, I was forcefully struck by the fact that our celebrities dramatize for us both the best and the worst of our contemporary values.

"I have been very forcefully struck by a paradox in the culture of government lawyers," wrote Simon Macdonald, who drafted the ­letter on behalf of Straw.

"I have been very forcefully struck by the paradox in the culture of government lawyers, which is the less certain the law is, the more certain in their views they become," he said.

But it took several deadly weeks for the disease to forcefully strike the capital, where rehydration solutions were warehoused; water, latrines and medical professionals were more plentiful; and organizations had had time to set up proper treatment centers.

The officers reacted forcefully, striking a number of protesters--including Blase--with clubs.

If you can't help your dog dislodge the object by tilting your dog forward, you can forcefully strike its back to help dislodge the choking hazard.

defer.add img); Using the side of your clenched fist, forcefully strike the plate that rests in front of the glass sheet.

In "Buchanan Forcefully Strikes Familiar Notes in Speech at Bob Jones University" (news article, Sept. 19), you refer to the university's "disagreement with the Roman Catholic Church".

He took out a pen and, on a napkin, made a drawing of how he imagined a piano roll worked, with each line representing one of the keyboard's eighty-eight keys, and each hole an instruction about how forcefully to strike the key and how long to hold it.

Then another person attacked him from behind, and struck forcefully at the back of his head, according to a witness who wished to remain anonymous.