Sentence examples for makes forcefully from inspiring English sources

But it also makes forcefully clear the advantages of the conventions of character fleshing-out: we are never allowed inside Redford's mind, and the character remains almost entirely opaque.

And the counter-arguments, which she had made forcefully in private to her friends and colleagues.

Her views are still made forcefully on Twitter, to which she is a frequent contributor.

It is an argument still made forcefully by Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, as it was by Mr. Giuliani when he was mayor.

That point is made forcefully and eloquently in a study by Public Agenda that was showcased on The Choice in December.

More education cannot by itself solve poverty and inequality, a point made forcefully by John Marsh in his book Class Dismissed.

This point is made forcefully by the Irish Catholic priest and theologian Seán McDonagh, who was part of the drafting process for the encyclical.

This point is made forcefully in a recent post here at Harvard Business Review by MIT's Andrew McAfee, and in Average Is Over, the latest book by economist Tyler Cowen.

These are arguments being made forcefully on the other side by people who want to close Gabreski to save their own base".

One of the points made forcefully by Kingsolver is that, despite clothes and education, human beings share the same motivations as coyotes or luna moths.

This is an argument the FDA has been making forcefully over recent months, particularly in light of reduced pension benefits and increases to employee contributions.