Sentence examples for not only forceful from inspiring English sources

Yet despite those daunting circumstances, the new president's tone four years ago was not only forceful but hopeful.

It isn't only forceful, riveting stuff.

Kushnier isn't the only forceful singer in the group, directed with cogency by Damien Grey and choreographed when it's called for by Greg Graham.

To succeed, she needs to be not only less scripted and more forceful but also more focused on her core issues.

Indeed, by most accounts, some of the cases brought by Mr. Knox, who joined the office's Violent Crime and Terrorism Unit in 2005 and has headed it since 2008, have made him a forceful advocate not only for the effectiveness of the criminal justice system in the fight against terrorism, but also for its importance as a tool to collect intelligence.

As Mr. Bush began to do last week, the campaign will provide forceful retorts not only to Mr. McCain's criticisms of Mr. Bush's tax plan, but also to Mr. McCain's implications that Mr. Bush is not ready to lead the country.

Sharp swings, from awkward constraint and self-deprecation to forceful assertion, shape not only Ms. Wood's conversation but also her dance.

Some have also called on the party to make a forceful case that not only Republicans can effectively manage national security issues.

The opposition's Monday rallies were met with a forceful response from Iran's security forces, which include not only police officers but also plainclothes members of Iran's Revolutionary Guards Corps and the paramilitary Basij group.

Mr. Bendixen said the poll offered forceful evidence that remittances not only sustained the rural poor but have also become important to urban working-class households.

In becoming technologically connected, the world has not only become smaller it has become more forceful, pressing in on us in our cars, our bedrooms, our bathrooms and worst of all, in the most private parts of our minds.