Sentence examples for Firmly states from inspiring English sources

The Oxford Classical Dictionary firmly states: "No word in either Greek or Latin corresponds to the English 'religion' or 'religious'".

Sprint, on the other hand, is the only major carrier in the United States that firmly states it does not throttle data for its customers.

Yamadori arrives (accompanied by strains of the Japanese national anthem) to repeat his proposal, but Butterfly firmly states that she is already married.

When Goro points out that Pinkerton's abandonment is equivalent to a divorce under Japanese law, she firmly states that her law is that of the United States, where, she believes, a judge would throw an erring husband into prison.

Although Phillips cuts a sufficiently glamorous figure to earn him the sobriquet "the Martin Amis of British psychoanalysis," he firmly states his preference for the common over the uncommon patient.

"He didn't know from Novocain," Peter firmly states.

Firmly stated she was a longtime customer.

He firmly stated, "The lunch was not about money.

Commissioner DAVID STERN firmly stated that Martin needs to change.

He did come back - to pick up a suitcase - and firmly stated their marriage was over.

At one stage, the America One tactician, John Kostecki, firmly stated, "I want the left," a comment picked up by the onboard television mike.