Female roles are especially fluid in the arms and hands, while male roles tend to have more forceful movements.
The next year starts where the first year ended, with health-care reform — and the President has to take more forceful and unrelenting leadership on insuring that the bill is passed than ever before now that his congressional caucus is in such disarray.
In becoming technologically connected, the world has not only become smaller it has become more forceful, pressing in on us in our cars, our bedrooms, our bathrooms and worst of all, in the most private parts of our minds.
Mr. Kerry acknowledged at his news conference that Saudi Arabia has urged more forceful support of the opposition than has the United States.
A Republican politician with close ties to the party and the White House said that there has clearly been tension between Mr. Gilmore and the White House, partly because Mr. Gilmore has been more forceful than the White House expected.
No country has been more forceful in its claims to cultural patrimony in recent years than Turkey, whose culture ministry has laid claims to Byzantine artworks made millennia before the establishment of the Turkish republic, and blocked loans to the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Louvre and the Pergamon.
But since the election, he has become more forceful in foreign policy, combative and, some say, aggressive in his statements directed at neighboring Armenia, with which it has long been at odds.
Since then, Mr. Obama has become more forceful in describing his adversaries as the protectors of the wealthy and corporations.
Like Ms. Dvorovenko, Mr. Belotserkovsky has a more forceful Russian-style attack, mixed here, characteristically, with a winning clarity of line and shape.
