Sentence examples for more forceful language from inspiring English sources

He failed to please his Israeli hosts who wanted more forceful language on the Holocaust.

A few of us told people to calm down, perhaps in rather more forceful language than that, but to calm down, which they did, with great respect to them, they did very quickly.

Consequently he knew everything that was going on and had no hesitation in ordering colleagues, if circumstances required, to "get a move on" – sometimes expressed in more forceful language.

"We feel it's time to move from precautionary language to more forceful language to get people to take action," said Dr Bruce Aylward, who is leading WHO's Zika response.

Its findings are largely the same, Butts said, though the new version uses more forceful language in encouraging women struggling to conceive to be referred to fertility specialists.

She accuses climate scientists, for example, of using "more forceful language" (horrors!) and of seeking to "underplay the uncertainty that still exists" (without even an iota of evidence to support that contention).

In an interview with The Independent on Sunday, Mr Pickles said the programme will be "more forceful in language, a little less understanding".

We were trying to find a way of communicating more forceful than the English language.

The other judgment, involving Merrill Lynch and Henry Blodget, once its star internet analyst, probably matters more, both for the forceful language of the judge, Milton Pollack, and because Mr Pollack is overseeing another 25 class-action suits against investment banks.Judge Pollack is no neophyte in securities law.

But, in the true magnanimity of diplomatic coöperation, I can offer a solution: how about I give you another book, a real luxury item, in which I have written many reasons that your documents — your Declaration and so forth — are special and important, and in much more forceful, poetic, and patriotic language than the first?

But, in the true magnanimity of diplomatic coöperation, I can offer a solution: how about I give you another book, a real luxury item, in which I have written many reasons that your documents your Declaration and so forth are special and important, and in much more forceful, poetic, and patriotic language than the first?