Sentence examples for firmly converted from inspiring English sources
It's like the end of Don Quixote, when Quixote forsakes his life of delusional chivalry; in both cases, the hero (or antihero, however you like it) loses his faith, but he loses it too late, when the reader is already firmly converted.
"We firmly believe that converting Hindus to Islam or Christianity is a political movement that started with the British," Vijay said.
Indonesian rain forests are among the most wildlife-rich on Earth, but its government is firmly committed to converting nearly all of their forest resources to timber extraction and oil palm plantations.
My friend was firmly in the crisp-bean camp and not looking to be converted.
The jammy one-nil felt a very real possibility as skipper Smith converted, leaving the Sharks a try down and with hearts firmly in mouths.
Makinson converted and, after Wolves conceded a series of penalties, the hosts were firmly back in the game at 10-6 down.
Te Jure converted from the touchline to cut the gap to five points and the momentum was firmly with the four-time champions.
Stephenson converted to put Wigan 12-6 andalthoughalthough a Crooks penalty narrowed the gap, the pendulum had firmly swung Wigan's way.
