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But if a false faith is so forcible, what is a true?
2
He could have used no argument so forcible as this last.
3
His reasoning is so forcible, that no one has even attempted to confute it.
4
Thou hast frighted the word out of his right sense, so forcible is thy wit.
5
No direct answer could have been half so forcible.
6
Arguments repeated a second time rarely seem so forcible as when they are first heard.
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Precept nor discipline is not so forcible as example.
8
He vowed fidelity in so forcible a manner that I entertained serious doubts of his sincerity.
9
Nothing is so forcible and encouraging as the "Follow me."
10
The outburst was so unexpected and so forcible that at first Babbacombe stared at the man in amazement.
11
The associations of misery which his imagination added were so forcible that tears repeatedly rolled down his cheeks.
12
Tinman was not quite so forcible.
13
She taught him to be truthful, but her lessons were not half so forcible as her own truthfulness.
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Yet Grand's influence is so forcible, she can take anything, or anyone, and make them interesting to a different audience.
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It's so forcible sometimes.
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His propositions were so forcible and direct, his phraseology so apt and fresh, that they held the attention and excited comment.
