Sentence examples for makes a forceful argument from inspiring English sources

It makes a forceful argument: Justice and the occupation are incompatible.

"A Wilderness of Error" may not exonerate him, but it makes a forceful argument that his conviction was riddled with shortcomings.

Mr. Feltsman's Bach, as documented on a series of Musicmasters CD's, and heard recently in a series at the 92d Street Y in New York, is both eloquent and original; his "Goldberg," particularly, makes a forceful argument for playing Bach on the modern concert grand.

An assistant state attorney, Darrell Dirks, made a forceful argument for incarceration.

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

With this speech, he has made a forceful argument for a progressive agenda that meets the nation's needs.

— President Obama accepted the Democratic nomination for a second term on Thursday night, making a forceful argument that he had rescued the economy from disaster and ushered in a recovery that would be imperiled by a return to Republican stewardship.

Mr. Pierluisi, who is pro-statehood, correctly called the island's current status "colonial in nature" and made a forceful argument against those who would dismiss the election's outcome.

Prosecutors are expected to make a forceful argument that if Mr. Mohamed were spared execution, he would pose a continuing threat to prison guards, even if he is held under highly restrictive conditions.

E Dubai, who is trained by Saeed bin-Suroor, not only vaulted to the front of his own stable's 3-year-old crop -- past Express Tour, who finished eighth in the Kentucky Derby -- but he also made a forceful argument that he belongs near the head of this year's 3-year-old class.

Ms. White went to Washington this week and made a forceful argument to Mr. Ashcroft that her office should keep control over any potential indictments that may stem from the Sept. 11 terrorist attack on the World Trade Center, which left thousands dead.