Sentence examples for more forceful by from inspiring English sources

Bannion is motivated at first by abstract idealism and professional pride, but the murder of his wife (which, like the child killings in Lang's "M," becomes more forceful by taking place off screen) makes this a personal matter, allowing Bannion to relinquish his badge and the procedural restrictions that go along with it (but not his gun — "that's mine, bought and paid for").

Is this person perhaps just posturing, trying to appear more forceful by email than they have the courage to be face to face?

But that concern may be addressed by a more forceful posture by the European Central Bank.

As a measure of the deep concern over the rioting in the country, U Min Ko Naing, a former political prisoner who for years campaigned for an end to authoritarian rule, praised Mr. Thein Sein's speech on Thursday and called for more forceful action by the security forces that were once his chief adversaries.

Automakers' responses to the findings ranged from a low-key promise by Toyota to a more forceful pushback by Mercedes-Benz.

But would more forceful action by the Olympic sponsors even help the gays and lesbians who have been targeted in Russia by the new law?

In the Council's arcane parlance, Iraq's ongoing breach of past edicts would in itself be sufficient grounds for a more forceful response by Council members, American officials said.

Human rights activists and trade unionists demanded a more forceful role by Fifa at the meeting, which also heard wrenching testimony from the French-Algerian footballer Zahir Belounis, who had his passport confiscated and was denied an exit permit because of a dispute with his Qatari club.

There is a clear case for more immediate and more forceful action by government to promote efforts to curtail phone theft, and for international coordination to plug the gaping holes in use of the international IMEI database.

U.S. Senator John McCain, a leading Republican voice on foreign affairs who often advocates a more forceful approach by Washington, called on Obama on Saturday to "articulate exactly what those costs will be and to take steps urgently to impose them".

Centuries after its introduction to South America by Iberian colonizers, kala-azar may make its way back to Europe with a more forceful vector this time by air, not by sea.