The Kimes case forcefully demonstrates that it can take a lot for the authorities to team up and search the country for suspected swindlers.

Washington should forcefully demonstrate its interest in a democratic Korea, rather than continue to commit missteps that lead to its identification with an unpopular, authoritarian regime in Seoul.

"Race and Reunion" demonstrates forcefully that in the year 2001, it still matters very much how we remember the Civil War.

The way to end the Palestinian guerrilla war against Israel is to demonstrate forcefully that such a war cannot be won.

The way to discourage war on our homeland is to show no weakness, to demonstrate forcefully that atrocities committed here gain no victories in the Middle East or anywhere.

But the outcome was to demonstrate forcefully that you should never shy away from a fight for fear of losing.

One thing that "A Salute to Frank Sinatra" forcefully demonstrates is that Sinatra didn't have to sing to be a movie star.

As Mr. Ellis forcefully demonstrates in "Passionate Sage," Adams remained remarkably prescient about the course American history would take, both during his lifetime and after.

(In this novel, being supported is the kiss of death for a relationship, and Ms. French forcefully demonstrates the intrinsic tyranny in a financially one-sided marriage.)

"Jeremy Scahill's exposé of the Blackwater mercenary firm forcefully demonstrates the grave dangers of outsourcing the government's monopoly on the use of force."