Sentence examples for long forceful from inspiring English sources

He took long forceful pisses into his toilet to let off the lager he drank at dinner.

There is little doubt that the economy has been stagnant for too long, and forceful measures are needed to ensure that we return to sustainable positive growth.

Until then, as long as forceful regime change by external powers is a real possibility, threatened regimes will try to find a way to develop a nuclear deterrence capability.

Sami Hyypia's long and forceful clearance was craftily controlled by Murphy, who then simply ran the ball square into the path of Owen who, quite naturally, scored from no great distance.

Mr. Sarkozy, long a forceful voice on the Iranian nuclear program, said that "initiatives must be taken during the month of September which take account of Iran's will or otherwise to cooperate".

Two weeks ago, the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund, along with other organizations, filed a federal civil rights complaint challenging the single-score admissions process as perilously narrow and arguing that it negatively affected black and Hispanic children, who are grossly underrepresented in these schools, so long considered forceful agents of mobility.

While admirers such as Margaret Atwood and AS Byatt have long been forceful advocates of Munro's stories, a younger generation of writers has recently joined the cult of Munro: you might expect a relative hipster like Jonathan Franzen, for example, to be more in thrall to the noisier attractions of the Big American Men, but it is Munro he calls "The Great One".

At some point during his concerts, the tenor saxophonist Sonny Rollins will embark on a long and forceful solo, and the audience, realizing that it is riding along on a torrent of notes, will rise to its feet and applaud with energetic approval.

The results of Burt et al. [ 47, 48] prove that high long-term forceful exertion and repetition are significant independent risk factors for CTS.

RUTHLESS MOTHERS of all degrees have long been a forceful presence in dramatic literature.

He has long advocated a forceful industrial policy, for example, on the ground that "once the factories go, everything goes".