Sentence examples for quite forceful from inspiring English sources

He had my back it was quite forceful".

Given such a role, posters of war and revolution may be quite forceful, varied, and revealing.

The Dutch foreign minister, Frans Timmermans, described the package as "quite forceful".

And while his delivery seemed at times to be mechanical, his words were often quite forceful.

The Dutch foreign minister, Frans Timmermans, whose country lost 193 citizens in the attack, described the package as "quite forceful".

Hodgson was quite forceful in his belief that England will qualify for next year's World Cup and insisted that there are no concerns in the camp.

Nothing quite says "forceful eviction" like an entire living room chucked onto the sidewalk.

On the other hand, I can sometimes be quite pushy, forceful, and presumptuous with my requests (aka demands) of support (or so I've been told).

Julien describes the St Lucian poet, who visited the set during filming, as "quite eccentric and forceful".

On Wednesday, Mr Ruane told BBC Radio Wales he felt Mr Johnston came across as "quite brash and overly forceful" in his evidence to the Commons committee, while Mrs Napier was "quite reasonable".

In recent years I have written several posts that discussed the growing strength, especially in Europe, of political parties strongly committed to nationalism, militarism, authoritarian governance and more forceful economic stimulus, quite similar to the ruling parties in the totalitarian Axis countries, against whom the United States and its allies fought World War II.