Sentence examples for through forceful from inspiring English sources

It is my hope that through forceful diplomacy, backed by clear resolve, we can avoid war.

Expressionism (a movement that emphasized the representation of subjectivity through forceful, often exaggerated effects) in Yiddish is clearly represented by the poetry of Uri Tsvi Grinberg.

The concept of blitzkrieg was formed by Prussian military tactics of the early 19th century, which recognized that victory could come only through forceful and swift action because of Prussia's relatively limited economic resources.

Why not reward this positive behavior the way Cesar Milan, the Dog Whisperer, rewards an unruly dog: through forceful direction and, when the time is right, kind words and a treat.

The Ba'ath Party faced a major dilemma: take power through competitive elections or through forceful takeover.

Lennon was the album's musical director and urged his mother back toward her early experimental work, helping guide "Rising" through forceful strains of underground rock and funk as she wailed messages of war and peace, death and survival.

But although the six black-clad women all compel attention through their forceful performances, the out-of-body states they try to convey through staring eyes and gently bobbing heads feel mostly layered over the sharply delineated dancing rather than emerging from it.

In moving quickly and aggressively, Mr. Greenspan is sticking to the playbook that has worked effectively through his 14-year tenure as central bank chief: deal with crises through rapid, forceful action to stabilize the financial system and the economy, and worry about longer-term consequences later.

Three years later he was restored to power through the forceful diplomatic intervention of the Clinton administration, backed by 20,000 American troops.

It claims no organizing principle other than the vitality of the music, most of which scans broadly as jazz: combo stuff, high-contrast and alert, shot through with forceful improvising.

She pushed through a forceful wildlife law that had been "a work in progress for 20 years", she said, bogged down in wrangles between the government and conservationists with differing approaches.