Sentence examples for firmly brought from inspiring English sources

The following year saw the release of Tim Burton's Batman feature film, which firmly brought the character back to the public's attention, grossing millions of dollars at the box office, and millions more in merchandising.

"I've thought about that... maybe," Theaker whispers, before Herlihy sensitively but firmly brings such discussion to a close.

With the knee now tightly flexed, cup the hoof with your hand and gently but firmly bring it up to normal position.

After cooling, the cake is like jelly so firmly bring it out of the liner in a saucer or serving plate.

Steve Carell, as a husband betrayed (who riffs on the word "cuckold"), speaks his mind quietly and firmly, and brings a bracingly severity to his curt, sincere statements of emotion.

Most of the media have been brought firmly under state control.

Idealism was brought firmly to earth by her habit of recording body hair in painstaking detail and up-to-date fashion statements like cutoff jeans and flip-flops.

In the wake of the Ferguson protests, tensions over the state of race relations in the US have been brought firmly to the fore.

These policies caused the most severe recession (1982 83) in the United States since the Great Depression, but inflation was brought firmly under control and thenceforth remained low.

Catalans Dragons were brought firmly back to earth after their wonderful start to life in Super League last week when they suffered a serious injury to their captain Stacey Jones last night and lost convincingly to an impressive Salford.

"The report says that for far too long, perpetrators of family violence have been pushed into the shadows by the justice system, rather than being brought firmly into the spotlight, and this has to change," he told ABC radio.