"I think he forcefully has to address the stereotype that his opponents will try to put on him: that he is, quote-unquote, a Massachusetts liberal," Mr. Bayh said.
And you can bet that the other side is working just as hard as you are to think fast, react forcefully, and seize opportunities.
A former member of the NYPD, who spent several years doing patrols in Brooklyn housing projects before quitting to become a hairdresser, put the matter even more forcefully: "think about it: seven months to use a hair dryer; six months to use a gun".5.5
However, if one accepts this line of reasoning, the allegedly vast moral difference between continuous deep sedation and euthanasia has yet to be explained, since the same line of reasoning can be used to defend euthanasia, at least if there is no morally relevant difference between the permanent loss of consciousness and death (which, we think, has been forcefully argued elsewhere [ 14]).
I've often expressed my opinions forcefully; I think perhaps I should have kept them to myself.
I love it when my expectations are subverted, and that ending does it so forcefully, I think it's really beautiful.
There are many gripes one can have about the gym — guys who don't rack their weights, who grunt so forcefully you'd think they were giving birth, who hog the equipment, or who sing aloud to their iPods oblivious that they are off key and audible to the whole world.
If Bush is reëlected, I think that he will move forcefully to reduce taxes further, and to change Social Security and Medicare fundamentally through the introduction of private accounts, as an alternative to a straightforward government-guaranteed pension and health-care system.
Onstage, King, as Goldwyn, said forcefully: "Everybody seems to think I'm crazy making this picture.
