Sentence examples for was less forceful from inspiring English sources
Dr. Jenkins's own advice to parents was less forceful.
On Thursday, Education Minister Gilles de Robien was less forceful.
His voice was less forceful but still recognizable, as he substituted nuance for lung power.
My father had several gay friends whose work he bought, and in their company he was less forceful, more relaxed, more feminine.
On the other hand, he respected such rights as were sanctioned by provincial custom and was less forceful in exploiting feudal relationships than his grandfather had been.
Mr. Rasmussen said later that the president had expressed "support and solidarity with Denmark in the light of the violence against Danish and other diplomatic missions". King Abdullah was less forceful in suggesting that free expression rights deserved special protection.
The ramifications of such a statement run deep, but in "Fondly Do We Hope... Fervently Do We Pray, Mr. Joness has created a pedantic production inspired by Lincoln — overly emphatic in terms of theater and breezily limited in terms of dance — that is less forceful than force-fed.
"Camel is less forceful," he said.
The larger tech companies tended to be less forceful in their reactions to the executive order than the smaller ones.
Obama has been less forceful in stewarding a new era of responsibility when it comes to adjudicating unresolved misdeeds in the previous White House.
He said Dr. Williams believed that if Shadriah had been hit by a flatter part of the clubhead the blow might have been less forceful and not fatal.
