Sentence examples for make a forceful point from inspiring English sources

His opinions can also be bracingly blunt, clearing away webs of logical abstraction to make a forceful point.

Dickey had already made a forceful point this week, asserting after Wednesday's loss that the Mets had to be honest with themselves.

The speaker or writer needs no such permission; on the contrary, the shortening means "I'm going to say this, and you may not like it, but that's just too bad, so here goes". The point is not to show deference, as the words say, but to make a pass at submissive respect while making a forceful point.

Writing in the New York Times, critic Charles Isherwood said of "The Invisible Hand":  "Mr. Akhtar's play, while perhaps not as sensationally entertaining as 'Disgraced,' makes a forceful point about the seemingly ineradicable terrorism roiling the Middle East.

It's time to make a forceful economic case.

Did you see this as an opportunity to make a forceful call for action?

The Jupiter Symphony Chamber Players make a forceful argument that it is possible indeed.

In your submission, make a forceful case for the novelty and importance of your findings--but don't overhype results.

Obama has been under pressure from Democratic lawmakers to make a forceful public case for the strike.

The damage might have been better contained if not for the AAA, whose leaders chose not to make a forceful statement about Tierney's egregious falsehoods.

Klinsmann might have made an equally forceful point by not starting him, but retaining his game-changing potential.