Sentence examples for will be forceful from inspiring English sources

James Forsyth at Coffee House says Nick Clegg will be forceful rather than apologetic in his speech tomorrow.

There is no question in my mind that she will be forceful in opposing Mayor de Blasio when she thinks he is wrong.

Another Republican lawmaker who also requested anonymity said most in the Conference believe the War Powers Act is unconstitutional, and therefore they don't think a resolution will be forceful enough to legally challenge Obama on the issue.

Gen. James Jones, national security adviser to President Barack Obama, told a European foreign minister a week ago that unlike the Bush administration, Obama will be "forceful" with Israel.

At the same time that marginalized communities have a right to ask me to take a back seat in working with them, they are also right to expect that I, and other people and organizations who care about their plight, will be forceful and aggressive in working within our own communities to broaden our support for racial justice.

But does anyone really think either one of those two will be the forceful cleanup hitter the Mets need?

In an interview with The Independent on Sunday, Mr Pickles said the programme will be "more forceful in language, a little less understanding".

There will be a forceful denunciation of why things shouldn't be the way they are and a passionate argument for how they could be better, and then, perhaps, a reconciliation at the end.

"The next secretary of state must be someone who views the world with moral clarity, is free of potential conflicts of interest, has a clear sense of America's interests, and will be a forceful advocate for America's foreign policy goals to the president, within the administration, and on the world stage," he said.

It's to be expected from the writer of the story "Gertrude Talks Back" that Miranda will be a forceful presence; Felix notes fondly that Prospero's daughter must have been a wild thing, what with her childhood spent running barefoot around the island.

He told Playboy that the Clintons "live in a world surrounded by a lot of money," and he said to Salon's Josh Eidelson that, while he liked Hillary personally, "it remains to be seen whether she will be a forceful advocate for working families".