Sentence examples for most forcibly from inspiring English sources

"CHOLERA most forcibly teaches us our mutual connection.

It was a point made most forcibly by Citizens Advice.

What struck me most forcibly at that first meeting was her lack of guardedness.

This idea was, I'm told, put forward first and most forcibly by the N.Y.U.

This struck most forcibly when yesterday I visited Nawa, between Lashkar Gah and Garmsir.

At the end of last week, President Rau expressed this repugnance most forcibly.

Most slaveholders forcibly suppressed the languages, customs, and cultures of the individuals they enslaved.

Most are forcibly resigned, some leave out of exhaustion or to spend more time with money-making ambitions, but not since Robin Cook in 2003, shortly before the invasion of Iraq has a significant minister walked out for no other reason than the inability to stomach what her Prime Minister is doing - or in this case, not doing - in his or her name.

It was no doubt commonplace in the mid-1800s for white men to have sexual relations, most often forcibly, with black women, and the Stevens-Smith business partnership has been documented to be something far different from the slavery era's status quo.

The second quality of global leadership openness to new ideas was most clearly and forcibly displayed by Dr. Peter Farrell, CEO of ResMed.

He further points out most clearly and forcibly the direction in which this apparatus is most useful as a means of observation, both to the physiologist and physician. Dr. Dr