Sentence examples for make forceful from inspiring English sources

For students with a special interest in learning how to make forceful arguments in written form.

Argentine governments and politicians may make forceful comments about their country's right to the islands — but those sentiments are not shared by all.

Some of the same exam-season principles still need apply when house-hunting: be calm, do your homework (on landlords), read the question (or contract), and make forceful arguments (over bathrooms).

While there is a consensus that almost all of us still weight and unweight the downhill ski to some degree to make turns -- even on the new shaped skis -- at the elite level they are expertly pressuring both skis to make forceful, fast, arced turns.

The United States is not a country for revolutions, its inception notwithstanding, nor is it one to make forceful, sudden changes.

Without polls, politicians, special interests and certain members of the news media would still have strong incentives to make forceful claims about the public's views.

This will force the credit agencies to start making forceful warnings about downgrading Treasury debt that will begin impacting on markets long before the day of reckoning occurs.

She wrote emails, held fundraisers and made forceful speeches at her local mosque.

Mr. Biden made few mistakes; he appeared more measured and thoughtful on substance, and made forceful points that contrasted with Ms. Palin's slogans.

They worked for a politically volatile Board of Education, and made forceful first impressions to deter criticism from its seven members or, worse, City Hall.

Mr. Brune said that Mr. Obama had made forceful and eloquent statements about the need to address climate change, including remarks in Tuesday night's State of the Union address, and now needed to stop the pipeline to signal his seriousness.