Sentence examples for forcefully sympathetic from inspiring English sources
What's the main problem in Shields?" Mr Miliband asks passersby, adopting the forcefully sympathetic manner of an awkward hospital visitor.
The Shiite-led government forcefully denounced persistent rumors that a military unit sympathetic to Mr. Mutlaq might have had a role in the plot on Tuesday.
Friends and patients welcomed his sympathetic benevolence, but critics accused Darwin of forcefully imposing his views and of encouraging religious skepticism.
(Once again, Herder had set the tone here -- both by developing a very sympathetic interpretation of ancient Judaism and by forcefully criticizing modern anti-semitism).
Her male pragmatist colleagues were sympathetic to feminist positions but did not make the claims as forcefully or consistently as Addams (Seigfried, 1996).
Mrs. Merkel spoke out forcefully against the move, calling it "absolutely unacceptable," drawing applause from an Estonian audience deeply sympathetic to the Georgian cause.
The argument is forcefully made.
He tried again, more forcefully.
President Bush responded forcefully.
"No," he says forcefully.
