We were firmly asked to leave.
She swayed back slightly drew a breath and said firmly: "Ask one of your own kind".
"We firmly ask for justice for the dead students," read one side.
"We firmly ask for justice for the dead students," their T-shirts read.
The bartender said that he politely but firmly asked the man to remove the bandanna.
He gets upset when his sister takes his toys away, he knows how to kindly and firmly ask for them back (more often than not).
There is no need for a confrontation, but if he keeps speaking over you in meetings then you need to politely, but firmly, ask them to remain quiet while you finish.
When a teenager stumbled over a line or delivered it with odd emphasis, Mr. Johnson would interrupt, gently but firmly, asking, "What does this mean?" As he worked with three apprentices who were to appear as messengers to the actress playing Adriana in that night's performance of "Comedy," he said, "If you care, you'll take the time and articulation to make her understand".
It took about a dozen attempts to get the trick right, just before a private security guard drove up and - after watching the jump played back on a video camera and proclaiming it "cool" - politely but firmly asked the skiers to leave.
What to Do If You Suspect Your Partner Is Guilty … For starters, gently but firmly ask your significant other why she risked so much money, explain your concerns such as not being able to pay the bills or save toward a mutually agreed-upon goal and discuss how you can rebuild the broken trust moving forward.
