Sentence examples for while forcefully from inspiring English sources
While forcefully denying the allegations, he has long said he expects to be convicted in the trial, which was streamed live online from Kirov, a regional capital.
To succeed, a biographer usually has to limit himself carefully to a few dramatic moments, or mine a seam of pure archival gold, or prune details while forcefully explaining why everything matters.
Lines like this smack of teenage angst, yet Ms Ernaux's matter-of-fact account manages to avoid the pitfalls of exhibitionism, while forcefully demonstrating how self-awareness can be achieved through alienation.The appetite of French readers for journals has led Seuil, a Paris publisher, to invite a different personality each year to keep a journal with a view to publication.
The court heard Walker's husband then allegedly pinned her arms to her side while forcefully attempting to kiss her.
Yet the public should really be wondering why VAWA advocates, while forcefully pushing for reauthorization and expansion, are so reluctant to embrace commonsense improvements to the law and turn a blind eye to existing bloat and inefficiency.
If a rooster does drag his wing around you, slap him while forcefully saying "no".
While Obama forcefully dissociated himself from Reverend Wright's remarks, his unwillingness to dissociate himself from his former pastor personally was a convincing testament that he passes the fundamental test of whether someone is on your side: whether or not he is a loyal friend -- even when the chips are down.
While the governor forcefully defended on Tuesday his decision to scrap the tunnel plan, he did not directly mention the report or address its specifics.
If a breech baby's arms are out but the head is trapped, you have the Mauriceau-Smellie-Veit maneuver: you place your finger in the baby's mouth, which allows you to pull forcefully while still controlling the head.
Go to your legislator's next town hall and speak up forcefully, while trying to avoid sounding like the people in the back of the hall who think the United Nations is after their assault rifles.
While retaining a forcefully inoffensive quality, the term "dads" is now almost a badge of honor, a bold proclamation that it is still possible to be a really cool, really happening guy long after one's studmuffinly days have ended.
