Sentence examples for would be forceful from inspiring English sources

McCain strategists said today that one key to shoring up support from Republicans would be forceful reminders of Mr. McCain's conservative voting record on a wide range of economic and social issues.

On the eve of a state visit by Chinese President Xi Jinping, the White House national security advisor said Monday that President Obama would be forceful in pressing U.S. grievances, from cybersecurity to human rights, when the two leaders meet.

I was confused about it before because we imagined that it would be forceful but after seeing it today, it puts the Sharia court in a positive light and this issue shouldn't be exaggerated.

Women's use of Western dress – wearing tight, transparent and short clothing – was perceived to arouse men's sexual desire which would be followed by their demand for sex and the likelihood that they would be forceful about it.

Medium practice with low compliance (practice 4): PN: " If they (GPs) gave a patient a prescription for inhalers etc and I didn't agree with it I wouldn't say, as I said before, I would maybe speak to them (the GPs) and put my point of view forward and if they (the GPs) agreed with me I would maybe change it, but I would not say, I wouldn't be forceful enough to say "that's not right".

Pain, because my handshake would be unusually forceful, and confusion because they'd been imagining a softer body for the host of a fondue party.

If this is indeed the end for the band, AC/DC's last record, "Black Ice," released in 2008, would be as forceful and consistent a parting statement as it could hope to make.

Mr. Castañeda said he told the secretary of state that Mexico would be more "forceful" in trying to persuade the Colombian rebels, with whom Mexico keeps contact, to negotiate with the government of President Andrés Pastrana of Colombia.

In a speech to Ghana's parliament during his first trip to sub-Saharan Africa in July, US president Barack Obama said his administration would be more forceful in ending conflict in the continent.

As Haroon Siddique reports, Blair, who took the UK into war in Iraq, stopped short of calling for military action but indicated that if he were still prime minister, the international community's response to the violence in Syria would be more forceful.

She is arguably the most respected woman in the world, would have instant credibility with leaders across the planet and would be a forceful and effective champion for international human, and in particular women's, rights.