Sentence examples for not so forcefully from inspiring English sources

First, make sure when you got in the car that you always closed the door appropriately – with sufficient strength to shut it but not so forcefully that it slammed; and, though you were meant to navigate, never ask where we were going.

The idea is to pour the water as quickly as possible, but not so forcefully as to cause splash-out.

With your free hand, the gun will need to be inserted down the middle of her mouth right to the very back, but not so forcefully that she will choke on it.

The secular governments of France and the United States agreed, not quite so forcefully.

Friedrich Nietzsche expressed a similar view, as indeed did Descartes before him, though perhaps not quite so forcefully (Seager ).

Should Vaux not have so forcefully pushed for his negative findings to be published and for retraction of his commentary, there is no doubt that scientists would still be pursuing research in this direction, wasting valuable time and resources.

In the whole week of her visit, she hadn't reacted so forcefully to anything.

I'd like to make my own mind up, or at least not be led so forcefully by the music — and hear more of the habitats, atmospheres, silences and voices that speak naturally in the wild.

Dr. Berry suspected the group would say pretty much what it said in 2002, not daring to so forcefully embrace the new findings, which he said clearly indicated that there is almost no benefit to screening women in their 40s and that women can be screened every two years instead of annually.

The later two instalments of Williams's Wimbledon trilogy didn't hit home so forcefully for me.

I met him once before, several years ago at the San Francisco memorial organized by poet Jane Hirshfield, but the resemblance to his father did not strike me nearly so forcefully then.