Sentence examples for illustrates forcefully from inspiring English sources

Under this ethos, as Jacqui Karn illustrates forcefully in Narratives of Neglect, challenge gets portrayed as negativity, disagreement as intimidation, until the only options are assimilation or being seen as ungovernable.

This essay is important as a reference point because it illustrates forcefully the most important and distinctive claim of phenomenology vis-à-vis technology.

This entire situation illustrates forcefully the manner in which new businesses may arise, unexpectedly and vigorously, in a way to hearten many trades.

The research on language in apes forcefully illustrates a conflict, or tension, that is common to many other areas of research on learning in animals.

The fact that the introduction of caseload midwifery rested on their adoption of a new collective agreement gave them organisational resources, as was forcefully illustrated by the stressful last days before the groups started up at the university hospital.

The ability to rapidly convert H2S to thiosulfate is forcefully illustrated by the large increase in blood thiosulfate levels (up to 200-fold) that is observed in fatal cases of H2S poisoning where death occurs virtually instantaneously, before thiosulfate can be detected in the urine.

The reluctance to move forcefully against their colleagues illustrates again how cautious senators are when it comes to punishing their own.

Nothing illustrates the collapse of American civic society more forcefully than our gated communities and bulging prisons -- standing in stark contrast to the unlocked front doors that used to be so common in large swathes of America.

George Rupp: The vote in the U.K. in favor of Brexit, the rejection by referendum of the peace agreement in Colombia, and the 2016 U.S. election all illustrate the power of democratic processes to register forcefully how the prevailing wisdom of a social order may not be in touch with substantial segments of the population.

Listen; when you die you cannot take money with you so what's the benefit to take money forcefully?" (Dai, aged 65 years, in practice for 50 years, Kallyanpur, Dhaka, semi-structured interview) These illustrate that monetary matters are not always important to informal CTC health service providers to provide their services; rather, they emphasized the relationship they have with their clients.

Profusely illustrated.