Berlin was in fact among the first cities to be awarded the title of European capital of culture, an initiative promoted in the 1980s by two of Europe's most forceful culture ministers at the time, the former actress Melina Mercouri of Greece and Jack Lang of France.
Mr. Fox's most forceful overtures were aimed at Mexico's Indian people, who make up about 10percentt of the population but who have almost no political and economic influence.
In the debate today, Ms. Livnat, one of Likud's most forceful orators, shouted accusations at the prime minister, accusing him of making major concessions, then, "you write a letter to Clinton stating that suddenly it has become clear to you that the Palestinians are not partners to the talks and they are not negotiating in good faith.
He also clearly admired her determination to make things happen: "Hilary Spurling rang... at her most forceful.
Yet, as exciting as his most forceful playing was, he was at his most engaging in music that required a more supple and variegated touch.
The lack of pasteurization also leaves the flavors at their most forceful: the malt undertones are richer and sweeter, the hops sharper and more bitter.
At their most forceful, though, Miller's invocations of the past weren't mere romanticism; they were tools for attacking the decadence and dishonesty of the present.
Several arrangements in his cabaret show included martial drum rolls that jacked up the intensity of his singing, which at its most forceful had the tone of a commanding bark.
Tom was exceptionally well-informed in several areas – literature, music, philosophy – and as a book reviewer, he could turn his hand to almost anything editors asked of him, but it was becoming increasingly clear that his mind was at its most forceful and innovative when he thinking about the visual arts.
On foreign issues, Obama was at his most forceful.
