Sentence examples for most forcible from inspiring English sources
That is seen as the most forcible sign yet of the annoyance Ashley felt with the club's performance last season and the way Newcastle flirted with relegation to the Championship.
Men in power have no opinions, but may be had cheap for any opinion, for any purpose - and if it be only a question between the most civil and the most forcible, I lean to the last.
Long curfews tantamount to house arrest will go, as will forcible relocation and most travel restrictions within Britain.
The seven charges against him include attempted rape, sex abuse, a criminal sex act, unlawful imprisonment and forcible touching, the most serious of which carries a 25-year sentence.
A Pentagon report released on Thursday found a 64 percent increase in sexual crimes in the Army since 2006, with rape, sexual assault and forcible sodomy the most frequent violent sex crimes committed last year; 95 percent of all victims were women.
Juveniles account for about one-quarter of the sex offenses in the U.S. Though forcible rapes, the most serious of juvenile sex offenses, have declined since 1997, court cases for other juvenile sex offenses have risen.
Most of my short-term forcible obsessions are girls.
The group has made forcible contributions to most recent morality and "issues" debates, from campaigning against teen sex education in one of Australia's most under-educated districts, to begging the government to suspend anti-discrimination laws during the same-sex marriage debate, so the ACL can crank up their anti-gay rhetoric.
The most famous deposition was Sparta's forcible ending of the tyranny at Athens.
Gitcho is a forcible presence who wakes most mornings before 5 for "boot camp" training at a North End gym.
To this were added barbaric actions of maltreatment which cry to Heaven, and other kinds of persecution of the large German national group in Poland which extended even to the killing of many resident Germans or to their forcible removal under the most cruel conditions.
