Sentence examples for forcefully telling from inspiring English sources

Stories of him forcefully telling Apple employees that a product was not good enough are legion.

The ambassador grabs Dennis and leaves the room, but not before forcefully telling Carrie that she's "done here".

And Simmons went him one better, forcefully telling any and all listeners that "if you're lucky enough to have a parent alive on this planet, don't text them, call them.

He was forcefully told that was not enough.

"He should have forcefully told the captain and the officer of the deck," Admiral Griffiths said.

South Africa's Life, Above All (Oliver Schmitz), co-produced with Germany, forcefully told the story of a plucky young village girl fighting religious prejudice.

It's a harrowing survival story, well imagined and forcefully told, about a brutal act that inspires a weak woman to become a strong one.

One was "John Brown," an early protest song that Mr. Dylan never released on a studio album: its narrative, forcefully told, involves a shattered soldier returning to his chastened mother.

The whitewashed portrait of the history of Fifa, in which Blatter at one point forcefully tells his colleagues "the slightest breach of ethics will be severely punished", was largely paid for out of the budget of the 2014 World Cup.

And Howard Fuller, the city's former schools superintendent and an architect of its voucher program, forcefully told the New Yorkers that if wealthy parents could choose whether to send their children to private school, poor parents should have that right, too.

In a panel discussion this weekend in Washington, Marc H. Morial, the chief executive of the National Urban League, forcefully told a young woman who suggested that some people may not vote because of frustration that "this is not the first generation to be frustrated and not voting is not a viable nor intelligent strategy".