Sentence examples for in forceful terms from inspiring English sources

He suggested Mr Livingstone had spoken his mind in forceful terms "while his brain was not fully engaged".

Ms. Lynch recently spoke in forceful terms about Ferguson, and has called for fairness in how courts set bail, levy fines and determine sentences.

President Obama needs to change the subject to have a successful final term, and he announced on Wednesday, in forceful terms, that he intends to do just that.

In forceful terms, Mrs. Robinson described how the violence have led to curtailed economic activity and a loss of income for the Palestinians.

That morning, having well and truly woken up and then worked out what had happened to me, I posted on Twitter in forceful terms to explain that I was not the author of the racist bile.

WASHINGTON — Wading deeply into fiscal policy is not normally the domain of the Federal Reserve, but several central bank officials have begun speaking out in forceful terms about the dangers of the expanding deficit.

Danny Sullivan, another former newspaper guy now steeped in the Web, deconstructed Mr. Thompson's remarks and asked him, in rather forceful terms, to close his piehole.

Mr. Netanyahu may well agree with those words, but in his five-day visit to the United States, finishing with a speech in Washington last night, he has never described the situation in such forceful terms.

The report asserts that rights conditions are worsening in Iran, a conclusion that comes as the Bush administration is pressing Iran in increasingly forceful terms to curb its nuclear ambitions and not to meddle in Iraq or support terrorists.

But he cannot bring himself to articulate it in clear, forceful terms.

And on Tuesday, Mr. Sampson denounced Mr. Monserrate's actions in unusually forceful terms.