Sentence examples for on a forceful from inspiring English sources

On her ambitious 2010 triple album, "Have One on Me," her voice and songwriting took on a forceful, neurotic intensity closer to that of Fiona Apple rather than freak-folk ancestors like the cult British balladeer Vashti Bunyan.

So it is perhaps unsurprising that some recent meetings have taken on a forceful tone, according to three portfolio managers who attended three different sessions with BNP Paribas.

How much the administration can do about the ruling remains unclear, although Mr. Obama said he had instructed his advisers to work with Congress on a "forceful, bipartisan response".

Rooney did not get into the contest for half an hour, by which time Patrice Evra had embarked on a forceful burst to draw a decent save out of Branko Grahovac.

This reality has remained a source of alarm for some liberal Democrats who fear that Mrs. Clinton has waited too long to sell voters, especially former supporters of Senator Bernie Sanders, on a forceful case for her own candidacy.

Turkey's institutions are young and relatively weak: checks and balances on a forceful prime minister (or a putative strong president) are all but non-existent.In the light of all this, an executive presidency partly modelled on France's sounds like a bad idea.

Though he tried hard to put on a more forceful show last night, Minnesota's former governor is a far more talented politician than you might think if you judged him only by his television appearances.The meeting in downtown Des Moines was organised by Politico's "Playbook".

Together, the speeches appeared to be an attempt to answer critics who say the Obama administration has not staked out a forceful position on human rights.

As befits the blood-and-mud spattered backdrop, there's much gruesome razor-slicing and corpse-lugging on display: a forceful reminder, you would suppose, of the elemental natural forces at work.

Eventually he narrows his sights on Grace, a forceful, deeply serious woman who all but bleeds for her charges, then he begins building a larger story around her.

They were rewarded with charged performances of old songs: a panting "On the Bound," a forceful "Sleep to Dream," a "Carrion" on which she was practically barking out words, and after stopping "Extraordinary Machine" a few bars in after realizing she'd opened in the wrong key, a sly rendition of that song.