Sentence examples for comes strongly from inspiring English sources

With blurbs from Keith Richards and Johnny Depp, "Me and the Devil" comes strongly branded as another chapter in Tosches's unflinchingly perverse literary output.

There are several contenders for the title of Britain's greatest living theatrical knight -- Ian McKellen, Derek Jacobi, Antony Sher -- but there's no doubt that Sir Michael Gambon comes strongly into the reckoning.

In the end Blanche's woozy lyricism is as insufficient as Stanley's base materialism; and, in the performances of Anderson and Foster, this sense of two needy people colliding comes strongly across.

The basin comes strongly under the influence of the moist south-west monsoons during the rainy season.

At the Atlantic Café, especially when the wind comes strongly out of the northeast, drinkers debate whether they're dealing with an idiot here or with a mythic hero about whom an island bard should be writing "The Ballad of Roger Schmidt".

In this context, the folly and hubris with which we've treated natural forces comes strongly into focus.

Peter's Walking Tours (peterswalk.com) has a wide range of itineraries and come strongly recommended.

Both investors said the fund had come strongly recommended by friends.

Melodic lines came strongly to the fore while background details remained just that.

In these five novels, the themes which would later come to dominate her work come strongly to the fore.

But, as Hereford came strongly at the end, Mackail-Smith confirmed that dug-out bums were squeaking: "Those last four minutes were agony".