Time, which had interviewed Mr. Strong, said that Mr. Strong "turned his eyes" on the killer "and, forcefully said, 'Put down the gun.' " In his deposition, Mr. Strong said he could not guarantee that he had actually said any of that out loud.
She felt she needed to make a strong case and forcefully negotiated for a higher salary.
The New York Observer, which also ran the ad, reports that a Times representative wrote to the agency that sought to place the advert to say that "the opinion being expressed is too strong and too forcefully made and will cause concern amongst a significant number of Times readers".
The second it does yank very hard and forcefully.
"He was always very aggressive and forcefully strong," recalled Tom Corson, an executive vice president of J-Records, who had worked at BMG's Arista label.
He was strong and quite combative, going after the two Texas oil companies directly and forcefully.
It also addresses a version of that question raised most recently and forcefully by Paul Krugman: Hasn't Mr. Bernanke himself advocated stronger measures?
It's a harrowing survival story, well imagined and forcefully told, about a brutal act that inspires a weak woman to become a strong one.
This article directly and forcefully questions the Millian principle, making the case for hard paternalism.
This guitar-based music didn't rock, but equally the songcraft wasn't sufficiently strong, or forcefully sung enough, for it to make the grade as proper pop music.
