'forcefulness' is a correct and usable word in written English.
It refers to the quality of being powerful, strong, and assertive. You can use 'forcefulness' in various contexts, such as in discussing a person's demeanor, a speech or argument, or even an object's impact. Here is an example sentence using 'forcefulness': "The politician's forcefulness during the debate won over many voters, impressed by his strong stance on important issues."
As William Blake once remarked, "black is a force", and we find the forcefulness of black re-imagined throughout Virtue's work, its powerful sense of a grounding presence, the weight of unpompous solemnity it carries along with it.
Looking at the rapid growth of China's military forces and the country's increased forcefulness in the world arena generally, America might find it hard to believe that the debate remains undecided.
"I think the forcefulness Kevin showed sometimes in selling a case might be considered by some in the UN as an advantage," Mr Carr said.
Former foreign minister Bob Carr believes the United Nations could do with a dose of Kevin Rudd's "legendary forcefulness".
But his forcefulness and intense focus have helped him become the 59th richest man in the world, according to the latest Forbes billionaires list, with a fortune estimated at $10.5 billion.Mr Icahn used to be known as a "greenmailer", meaning that he would happily sell the stake he had amassed in a firm to its managers for a higher price than was available to other shareholders.
The president, talking privately to colleagues and by telephone to the New York Times, admitted that he was worried by the campaign's slow start and by the candidate's lack of forcefulness.
Its forcefulness is evident in novels too in Molly Bloom's conclusion to James Joyce's "Ulysses", for example, and now in the latest novel by Sebastian Barry, another Irish writer, which largely consists of intertwined lives whose narrators and narrations seem partially in collision with each other.
Although Apotex plans to appeal, many observers reckon the forcefulness of this week's ruling means that BMS may well be in the clear.
Despite his "axis of evil" speech, he has matched forcefulness in Afghanistan with an unexpected delicacy in statecraft.
He then praised the current Italian prime minister, Enrico Letta, not least for his opposition to air strikes on Syria.Yet for all the energy and forcefulness Mr Putin displayed (far more than at last year's Valdai), he seems increasingly out of touch with the new generation of Russians.
Mr Obama's swipes at the company have lent him an unfamiliar air of forcefulness.
