Sentence examples for explains firmly from inspiring English sources

"Out of an orange, not out of a bottle," he explains firmly.

She explains firmly to the interviewer: "When you are a mamma you summon your mummy powers and you are fearless".

Its chairman, Nigel Rowe, explains firmly that the races two a year, plus a cruise are not just about ships, but about experiences for young people.

The justices need to reaffirm the right of prisoners in Guantánamo to seek justice in federal court and to explain firmly and clearly what that entails.

"We want our dogs to nose the iPad on cue," explains Grossman firmly, "because if you can master that, the better she'll be at understanding you when you need to teach important stuff".

If you have to explain yourself firmly and then politely leave their presence or ask them to please get out of your home or wherever you are at the time.

With 14 years on the job, she calmly but firmly explains that she will be able to handle the problem.

"When the girls reach nine or ten they are ready to get married, and it is shameful for them to come to school," explains a local, firmly adding that "marriage" in this sense means betrothal, not conjugality.

He must respect all creatures "from the crawling ant to the leaping antelope" and when Simba points out that they eat the antelope, Mufasa quietly but firmly explains that when lions die, they become grass "and the antelope eat the grass, and so we are all connected in the Circle of Life".

His response to this anxiety is to explain calmly but firmly how punctuation rules came to be.

Passengers may appeal to a guard who will quietly but firmly explain: "dame desu"—it's not allowed.