Sentence examples for more forceful or from inspiring English sources

"People think the more forceful or aggressive you are, the easier it will be to pull yourself as the leader.

Giacometti: Pure Presence No modern artist after Picasso saw human beings in a more forceful or thoughtful way than Alberto Giacometti.

But even these miracles of technology cannot transmit the experience of being in the gallery – of discovering that pictures are much bigger, angrier or more anxious, quieter, or more forceful, or simply infinitely greater than the image on the laptop conveys.

As Hume puts the point in the Treatise, when we believe that God exists our "idea of him neither encreases nor diminishes" — we simply conceive of "the idea of such, as he is represented to us" in a more forceful or vivid manner (T, 1.3.7.2/94; cp. 1.3.7.5n/96n).

Others were more forceful, self-important or impetuous.

In his own set Mr. Vernon began with "Brackett, WI," one of his two haunting tracks on the album, and moved on to songs either more forceful ("Blood Bank") or more ethereal ("Big Red Machine").

"The British government's failure to propose a more forceful 'use it or lose it' structure, designed to create incentives and not just rights, means this well-intentioned effort to de-gender childcare rings hollow.

The film might have done better to concentrate on character development or more forceful dialogue.

And secondly, are you putting Saddam on notice today that American and military action will be more frequent or more forceful than it was before you became president?

A more forceful leader, like FDR or LBJ, surely would have done whatever it takes to get Congress to do what was necessary.

Smaller or more forceful clips may cause a painful pinch, but cats' reactions vary.