Sentence examples for most forceful response from inspiring English sources

The administration's most forceful response, though, came from Laura Bush.

The most forceful response came from Donnie McClurkin, a Long Island pastor and singer, who for the past decade has been one of gospel's biggest names.

The move is the department's most forceful response in years to alleged misdeeds by its student loan contractors.

Some of the most forceful responses to Francis's letter have come from bishops in California and the south-west.

Once the crisis began, he oversaw perhaps the most forceful policy response in the history of central banking.

One of the most vocal advocates of a forceful response to Assad's alleged use of chemical weapons, Cameron has been brought up short in the last few days by warnings from lawmakers against acting without their blessing, which he technically does not need to launch military action.

But Sept. 12 offered a new day, a day when we might demonstrate a different kind of response -- not an emergency response, but a calculated response reflecting the wisest, shrewdest, most forceful long-term strategy we might imagine for dealing with the kind of threat Sept. 11 had introduced to our land.

Now Random House, which had previously staked a claim for the e-book rights to most of those books, has issued a forceful response: it will stop doing business with the Wylie Agency.

China's response to the campaign has been the most forceful, warning that the assault could bring about a "humanitarian disaster".

In June 1955 Raymond Chandler was visiting the poet Stephen Spender in London when he was introduced to Fleming; Fleming subsequently sent Chandler a copy of Live and Let Die and in response Chandler wrote that Fleming was "probably the most forceful and driving writer of what I suppose still must be called thrillers in England".

The invaders -- perhaps professing the most benign motives -- are naturally disliked by the population, who disobey them, at first in small ways, eliciting a forceful response, which increases opposition and support for resistance.