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The phrase "a strong figure" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone who has a commanding presence or is influential in a particular context.
Example: "In the meeting, she presented herself as a strong figure, confidently addressing the concerns of the team."
Alternatives: "a powerful presence" or "a commanding figure."
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"My mom was a strong figure in my life.
"Simple Russians, people who live in the provinces, like a strong figure such as Putin".
It is worth remembering that as a Democratic leader, Daschle was hardly a strong figure.
"General Powell's a strong figure, and Dick Cheney's no shrinking violet.
Nor did he appoint a strong figure with reformist credentials as finance minister.
Or is she a strong figure who rises above a petty game of human manipulation?
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Miss Richard is a stronger figure, and a simpler, more moving one.
But some, he said, have complained that the college did not do enough to balance the presentation with a stronger figure representing an Israeli point of view.
Humans usually see the symmetrical areas of an image as foreground on the asymmetrical regions as background [ 55], although it must be noted that in some cases, convexity, another Gestalt principle, can be a stronger figure-ground cue [ 56].
You can also pick a strong pattern to distract from figure flaws.
Focus on being a different kind of tough: be a reliable, strong figure who can handle adversity.
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