Meanings of bring forcibly in English

The experiences of the last year bring forcibly home to us a sense of the burdens and the waste of war.

You'll bring forcibly to their attention the fact that the rest of the Universe believes the Markovians are basically a bunch of pirates.

This lesson was brought forcibly to Jason B. Grampus one morning.

And some other thoughts are brought forcibly upon the mind.

Yet a moment after I had the other side of the question brought forcibly to my mind.

Later on, perhaps he might have it brought forcibly before him, and in a manner bordering on tragedy in the bargain.

A young girl had been brought forcibly to the house and placed in her care to be treated as a prisoner.

This it was that brought forcibly to his mind the self-imposed but by now half-forgotten mission that he had made his own.

He expected to be discovered, or overcome by guilt, or otherwise to have the error of his dual ways brought forcibly home to him.

As I gazed upon them, some lines from Kipling's "Explorer" that I had often heard Hubbard repeat were brought forcibly to my mind:

This was brought forcibly to my attention during the publication of these chapters in "The Independent" by various letters, raising such objections as the following: