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He could have used no argument so forcible as this last.

Remember that forcible restraint of men is the only service a government has to offer.

One of his statements made a forcible impression at the time.

Under forcible pressure from a friend, she sought an agent.

When you do, I would like to bring charges against him because of his forcible entry here.

As though forcible attack were the only way any sane being would approach the problem.

There was something immensely forcible in the way she spoke.

Now the interruption brought results and in more forcible style.

It went on, "I really do not see how a successful result could be achieved by forcible means."

Ask yourself what a competition in forcible restraint would have to mean.

They are free forcible men, in a country where life is safe, and has reached the greatest value.

A man will endeavour to say something forcible, be it by nature or not!

Let's call it being friendly in a rather forcible way."

No direct answer could have been half so forcible.

"I found no signs of any intercourse at all, forcible or otherwise."

Could I endure the forcible breaking of all my barriers?

Forcible recruitment of children, by either side, is rare in Colombia.

Such language is forcible as all primitive words are.

There was a red mark on the neck that indicated forcible removal.

Other reformers were convinced that forcible repression was not the answer.

The drive, though accurate and forcible, did not crack the new tile.

The new dancer, at 17 still under age, told them her job interview had included forcible rape.

"This is not a 17-year-old who committed a forcible rape," he said.