Sentence examples for contrast firmly from inspiring English sources

Hamilton's team-mate, Nico Rosberg, who won in Russia and is 43 points ahead of the British driver in the championship is, in contrast, firmly in favour of implementing a device.

Iraq's reconstruction, by contrast, remains firmly under White House control.

Justice Breyer, by contrast, said firmly: "I would stay out of politics.

"Dallas," by contrast, stayed firmly rooted in middle-class American values, presenting a picture that was more Big Boy breakfast buffet than "Breakfast at Tiffany's".

"Manly" and "wide awake," they succeeded at whatever they turned their hand to and enjoyed utter freedom (in contrast to "firmly guarded" nineteenth-century types), typically exposing the schemes of ne'er-do-wells hoping to siphon away the fortune of an innocent orphan.

Her two dances followed two by another Odissi dancer, Ayona Bhaduri, who had perfectly shown many of the stylistic beauties of this genre: its sinuous sideways twists of the shoulders and pelvis; its contrast between firmly sculptural positions and long, flowing phrases; its communicative mime; and its purely formal and musical sequences.

Ken Lay and the leadership of Enron, by contrast, were firmly in the political corner of President George W. Bush.

Microsoft in contrast is more firmly entrenched in the business world.

The contrast lands Venom firmly at the intersection of absurdity and brilliance and the strangest thing is, it works.

These contrasting images are firmly fixed in the public perception, and they point us toward some reasons that with the convening of the Republican convention on July 31, we are going to see an even harsher campaign than anyone expected.

In contrast "Two Trains" stays firmly in a discursive mode.