Sentence examples for so forcible from inspiring English sources

Yet Grand's influence is so forcible, she can take anything, or anyone, and make them interesting to a different audience.

Question as you might Mr. Sherman's blind rushes of velocity elsewhere, the small dramas he puts in motion -- so forcible that the ear is a helpless captive -- arrive at conclusions carefully plotted and bravely reimagined.

"I felt the instrument — describing a curve — cutting against the grain, if I may so say, while the flesh resisted in a manner so forcible as to oppose & tire the hand of the operator who was forced to change from the right to the left," she wrote later.

"So that forcible rape language meant nothing to you at the time?" Mr. Ryan was asked.

Consensual homosexual relations are widespread in prison, and so is forcible sex.

"So that forcible-rape language meant nothing to you at the time?" Jon Delano, of KDKA in Pittsburgh, asked Congressman Paul Ryan. "Rape is rape.

By Amy Davidson Sorkin August 22, 2012 "So that forcible-rape language meant nothing to you at the time?" Jon Delano, of KDKA in Pittsburgh, asked Congressman Paul Ryan. "Rape is rape.

Earlier this year, we forced the government to give us a pile of tapes of Abu Wa'el being hauled from his cell by Guantánamo's riot squad (the so-called "Forcible Cell Extraction" team) and strapped into a chair for force-feeding.

The sovereign creation of a condition of normality, in other words, constitutes a community's political identity and it is likely to do so through the forcible suppression of those whose conception of normality differs from the sovereign's (D 132 47).

That they have not done so suggests a need for some forcible action.

So, what about the claim that forcible stops will get guns off the streets?