Sentence examples for more forceful than from inspiring English sources

The speech by Mr Kim was more forceful than many recent public statements.

Steele's sentences became clipped, each one louder and more forceful than the last.

Nowhere was Mr. Conroy more forceful than in pushing BMG onto the Internet.

The president, after preliminary talk more forceful than ever before heard, peremptorily capitulated, accepting Israeli terms.

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

There are different ways of provoking debate around feminism, some more forceful than others.

The philosopher in Murdoch is so much more forceful than the novelist.

As decorum is restored, Saint Etienne gradually reveal themselves as a more forceful proposition than they were.

Or they can execute a more forceful entry than the Delta commandos could make themselves.

He's certainly a more forceful Gatsby than placid Robert Redford was in the tastefully opulent but inert adaptation of the book from 1974.

In results published last week in The Journal of Applied Physiology, the scientists found that heel wearers moved with shorter, more forceful strides than the control group, their feet perpetually in a flexed, toes-pointed position.