Sentence examples for more forceful that from inspiring English sources

"And you just get this tone in your voice, you feel more forceful, that you can do anything".

And then the kicker: "Unlike Hillary Clinton, I know what difference it makes that our ambassador to Libya and three other brave Americans were killed in a deliberate terrorist attack on the anniversary of 9/11 and that the response of our nation must be more forceful that the arrest of a single individual a year later".

"I should have been more forceful at that point and said, 'Well, the market's wrong.' " In part because of market pressure, and in part because corporations resisted setting up Web communities because they did not want consumers saying bad things about their products, his ideas were rarely carried out fully, Mr. Hagel said.

There's a suggestion of a more interesting movie in the rapturous look on Ali's face when she watches these women, something that registers as more forceful than mere admiration and edges close to a visceral sense of desire.

HuffPost video reporter Hunter Stuart traveled to the Rockaways on Saturday to interview residents about the hurricane that was even more forceful than Hurricane Katrina.

The US administration seemed to be caught off guard by Mubarak's speech, and later released a statement that, while more forceful than usual, again stopped short of saying he should step down.

None was more forceful than Young, who declared that the agency is "going against the will of the Congress and hurting the people we're supposed to be helping".

If the first principle of legitimate punching is that punches must be even-numbered, the second principle is that an even-numbered punch may be no more forceful than the odd-numbered punch that preceded it.

I just wish he would come across more forceful at times, but that is not the dude's style.

Within the more derived clades of fiddler crabs, we see several examples of the evolution of more forceful claws that can produce and resist much higher forces than the basal clade.

Sometimes, she told me, the flicker gave way to a more forceful kick that rippled beneath her hand and then spread like a warm tide over her body.