I've often expressed my opinions forcefully; I think perhaps I should have kept them to myself.
I love it when my expectations are subverted, and that ending does it so forcefully, I think it's really beautiful.
But I believe sometimes we mistakenly assume you can't follow those rules and also say what you think, forcefully.
There are many gripes one can have about the gym — guys who don't rack their weights, who grunt so forcefully you'd think they were giving birth, who hog the equipment, or who sing aloud to their iPods oblivious that they are off key and audible to the whole world.
I would find it very hard to think forcefully and properly without in fact being stocked with such images.' A previous generation knew religion had to be taken seriously, as we saw with the Marxist James Klugman and the debates between Archbishop Anthony Bloom and Marghanita Laski.
Onstage, King, as Goldwyn, said forcefully: "Everybody seems to think I'm crazy making this picture.
"I think he forcefully has to address the stereotype that his opponents will try to put on him: that he is, quote-unquote, a Massachusetts liberal," Mr. Bayh said.
As they await a ruling by the highest court in Texas on whether child-welfare authorities had the right to take 468 children from the ranch early last month, the mothers have started speaking out more forcefully about what they think the separation has already done to their children.
That skill emerges most forcefully not where one might think, in her works on paper, but on canvas.
PAGE A19 SECT MOTHERS SPEAK OUT As the highest court in Texas prepares to rule on whether child welfare authorities had the right to take 468 children from a ranch early last month, the mothers are trying to make their case with the public by speaking out more forcefully about the harm they think the separation has already done to their children.
