Sentence examples for in a forcefully from inspiring English sources

Nyman himself took the podium for the Draughtsman's Contract arrangements, beating time in a forcefully literal way, which nonetheless seemed to catch the players entirely off-guard.

A startling solo for the slave owner's wife, who lashes a whip around her own body in a forcefully symbolic evocation of brutality and self-hatred.

In a forcefully worded, detailed report, the commission said that it hoped for an official and public condemnation of the violations, which were initially covered up by the local authorities in Les Cayes.

Many dishes came beautifully arranged and garnished, including crisp seafood spring rolls, lush steamed shrimp in a lightly spiced sauce, tender strips of cross-cut scored squid jazzed up with chili sauce, slices of almost smoky roasted duck breast in a dark hoisinlike bean sauce, and slightly fibrous but moist chunks of pork in a forcefully spiced coconut sauce.

But she provided the sixth vote for overturning the Texas sodomy law in a forcefully written separate opinion that attacked the law on equal protection grounds because it made "deviate sexual intercourse" -- oral or anal sex -- a crime only between same-sex couples and not for heterosexuals.

Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, in a forcefully rendered new autobiography, says he was pilloried during his 1991 confirmation hearings because liberal advocacy groups who feared he would vote to overturn abortion rights were willing to stoop to "the age-old blunt instrument of accusing a black man of sexual misconduct".

The formidable Ms. Jefferies, who was in "The Orphans' Home Cycle" on Broadway in 2009, gives a forcefully restrained performance — seemingly calm, logical and rational.

Willie Mays appeared in "Our Song," a forcefully sorrowful reflection on America's decline and the most eloquent number on Mr. Henry's recent (and 10th) album, "Civilians" (Anti).

The Duke of Burgundy is the most tender love story you'll see in which a woman forcefully urinates in her lover's mouth.

The other instances involved Flanagan pressuring his accompanying photographer to record an interview in a certain way, forcefully repeating his demands in a way that made both the photographer and the interviewee uncomfortable.

When I was in Guatemala City, toward the end of July, that past introduced itself into the present in a way that forcefully reminded me that those events hadn't been so long ago after all.