Sentence examples for more forceful way from inspiring English sources

Saturday's announcement is certain to cheer some of Mr. Obama's strongest supporters, who have been arguing that the president should take on Republicans in a more forceful way.

UK Anti-Doping chief executive Andy Parkinson told BBC Sport: "The delivery of the code should be monitored in a more forceful way.

Each showed up in a much more forceful way.

I think maybe we'll reach a point where we will have to be really militant in a more forceful way, but I think right now the best thing to do is to congregate in large groups to pressure our legislators".

When testifying before Congress, Neil Barofsky, the Special Inspector General for TARP, said, "I think very much these negotiations could have been conducted in a different way, a more forceful way".

"We should use conditionality in a much more forceful and convincing way," he added.

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

Only this past fall did it receive some larger attention in England, where it was released by Viking Penguin as a novel, which is the more accurate and forceful way to view the book.

It's a less lonely work heard this way, but more forceful, and with a fleeting but poignant role for a solo cello, hauntingly played here by Caroline Dearnley.

And, the argument goes, won't more forceful measures just open the way to military strikes and a war in the Middle East that no one wants?If there were a simple, risk-free way to dispel the gathering Iranian nuclear crisis, the six would surely have stumbled on it by now.

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