forceful

IPA: fˈɔrsfʌɫ

Examples of "forceful" in Sentences

Not only were the dissents "forceful" -- aren't they all?
The native lay flat on the bed, breathing in short, forceful gasps.
But the Americans wanted something forceful, so they used the Greek word ` bourthes. '
But Baris stood quietly, his expression forceful, his gaze unblinking when met by Klingon eyes.
Progressives worry Obama may not get another high court pick, and urge him to name a forceful advocate for the left.
She had what is sometimes called a forceful personality -- unsmiling, economical in her movements, decisive in her actions.
He flirted with the idea of forceful solutions, as best we know never quite ordering one but directing the security services to prepare options, dropping hints, thinking out loud.
For the Darwinian and Spencerian motifs are clearly not discussed either in forceful or clear terms, except as London wishes to impress his audience with the plasticity of the individual.
It pleaded in forceful terms for respect of the Geneva Convention rights of enemy soldiers, civilians and irregular combatants on the East Front, mustering a series of arguments that bear remarkable similarity to a memorandum sent by Colin Powell to President Bush sixty years later.