But the resurgence of spacewear this season is especially forceful, and touching, as designers confront an uncertain future.
No one I'd met had a good word for the Revolution, but these young people were especially forceful.
The union for major league umpires is especially forceful on the issue of job security, and the process for dismissing one for competence is so complex that it is almost never invoked.
Adm. Dennis C. Blair, the head of the Pacific Command, and Gen. Joseph W. Ralston, the head of the European Command, have been especially forceful in advocating the change, military officials said.
Mr. Bush has previously warned Iran about its involvement in Iraq and its nuclear programs, but his remarks on Tuesday were especially forceful, and suggested that he was blending the justification for staying in Iraq with fears held by members of both parties in Congress that Iran could emerge as a threat.
The film scholar Matthew Solomon notes that the last part of the film (the parade and commemoration sequence missing in some prints) is especially forceful in this regard.
Mr. Kerry, who was especially prone to long-winded answers early in the campaign, was more concise and forceful.
Mr. Uvarov was especially successful in conveying the image of an introspective alienated prince, and Mr. Belogolovtsev's Rothbart was a forceful alter ego.
Stories were particularly forceful in conveying ideas.
The terms he analysed weren't especially forceful: even the kinds of entrenched metaphors that we barely notice as figurative language could have a tangible effect.
Female roles are especially fluid in the arms and hands, while male roles tend to have more forceful movements.
