What he did there was to forcefully articulate a consistent liberal internationalism, based on democracy and respect for human rights, at a time when noninterventionism and skepticism about America's role in the world were becoming dominant strains in the Democratic Party.

It was Adorno who most forcefully articulated the idea that music must isolate itself from a culture capable of mass destruction.

Democrats should choose a candidate by identifying the one who most forcefully articulates a Democratic vision, rather than by trotting out the best fund-raiser or the hottest new property every four years.

Concerned about appearing to be "imperialists," and perhaps still hopeful they can exit Iraq sooner rather than later, United States officials have not, until recently, forcefully articulated their postwar democratic intentions and plans.

Rather than remain diplomatically silent, Mr. Hempstone forcefully articulated the American policy.

He forcefully articulates that position in his book, Africa and The West.

Yet, in spite of his admiration for liberation icons, he also is highly critical of African leaders from the same generation who led their countries to independence, contending that most of them did not care about the well-being of their people; a position he forcefully articulates in his writings.

Many Republicans said they thought he was running, perhaps only because he articulated forcefully what in their minds could be a platform for their own victory: lower taxes and toughness on crime.

They also forcefully articulated the demand for Bengali to be one of the State languages of Pakistan.

Only by forcefully articulating why her plan is in the state's long-term interest will Mrs. Whitman be able to overcome their resistance.