Sentence examples for far more firmly from inspiring English sources

Analysts still use this clinical-case approach but now ground it far more firmly in biographical facts than on Freudian speculation or personal opinion.

Social media is now far more firmly embedded in daily life with people far more likely to post using their real name and personal profile.

But his political energy has been placed far more firmly behind the N.R.A.'s demand for unprecedented immunity for gun makers and dealers from civil lawsuits.

Today, we have worldwide digital bombardment and although the big terrestrial channels are holding their ground far more firmly than anybody thought they would, there is undoubtedly a determination – by those opposed to public service broadcasting – to reduce and marginalise it.

For instance, we should have come out against the 'immigrants go home' van far more quickly and more firmly than we did.

They are not accustomed to being marked so firmly and expect far more time and space on the ball than they're allowed in Serie A. Bojan expected more than most.

For Obama's critics, however, the Nobel Prize has touched a far more bitter nerve -- affirming their firmly-held beliefs that the president is more symbolism than substance and that he's accomplished little of note on the international stage except to serve as an emblem of U.S. repentance for the Bush years.

In its great struggle against Soviet communism a far more potent foe than Islamist extremism America stood firmly on the side of human rights and freedom.

And Hamas, firmly in that tradition though far more genuinely popular than its predecessors, will have to acknowledge Israel's right to exist.

Russia, which has far more tactical nuclear weapons deployed than the United States and Europe do, has firmly resisted such cuts.

Far more often, though, O'Brien's prose is her own and firmly under control, an apt instrument for the precise, poetic recollection of a distant world.