Sentence examples for most forceful terms from inspiring English sources

It produced front-page headlines denouncing the violent protests in Iran, which he condemned in his most forceful terms yet.

— Hillary Clinton delivered a blistering denunciation Thursday of Donald J. Trump's personal and political history with race, arguing in her most forceful terms yet that a nationalist conservative fringe had engulfed the Republican Party.

And in his most forceful terms to date, Mr. Cuomo called for his counterparts across the country to embrace what he framed as an issue of equal rights and to push for the legalization of same-sex marriage in their own statehouses.

"The announcement we made in Geneva will not have meaning until this is ratified at the United Nations in the strongest most forceful terms possible, and until it is implemented and complied with by the Assad regime," he told the press conference in Paris.

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.

Mr. Ryan repeated the litany of grim economic markers that have always been the Republicans' most forceful argument against a second Obama term.

If Mr. Putin allows the bill to go forward, it will be the most forceful anti-American action of his new term, undoing a bilateral agreement on international adoptions that was ratified just this year and crushing the aspirations of thousands of Americans hoping to adopt Russian orphans.

The speech, Mr. Thompson's most forceful indictment yet of the mayor's about-face on term limits, was a late appeal to undecided voters, who will have to support him in large numbers if he is to pull off an upset on Election Day, Nov. 3.

On them, Dylan went where no one had gone before or has gone since in terms of the pop song; 50 years on, they may still be the most forceful arguments in his favour.

Ms. Goodsen may seem like a dramatic tangent, but she is central to the most forceful argument of the play: that dismissing the soap myth out of hand allows bigots to set the terms of the debate.

Here are the ten most Forceful moments.