Sentence examples for rather more forcefully from inspiring English sources

I said "no" rather more forcefully than I intended, which made me ask myself why?

However, political figures have raised its profile, making the connection rather more forcefully than many scientists.

So if there is a geopolitical battle going on, about whether economies and systems of government in this region should look east or west, some of those involved would like the EU to speak out rather more forcefully.

Example: The father points a finger and exclaims, "I have all the power I need in this one finger!" Then he will proceed to tickle one of them rather more forcefully than is pleasant.

This does not detract from their power, serving rather to locate them more forcefully within an art historical tradition.

Rather, he said, the city did not step in more forcefully because clinical treatment is not one of the department's responsibilities.

Robert Shrum's idea of self-criticism is not to question the wisdom of his advice, but rather to regret that he didn't impose that advice more forcefully.

Rather they argue that functional constraints on individual Hox genes might be acting more forcefully on genomes so that functional sets of homeobox genes are maintained in the genome, which are not necessarily physically linked with unbroken colinearity.

But I'm here to vouch for it even more forcefully after The Hollywood Reporter's Seth Abramovitch tweeted, on Saturday, rather maliciously against this practice.

And somehow, when the punchlines hit, they do so more forcefully, having had to fight against what at times can be a rather strong instinct to dislike him.

He tried again, more forcefully.