Sentence examples for firmly corrects from inspiring English sources

Jenni firmly corrects him: "Our wedding".

"Four months," Notaro quickly and firmly corrects me when we meet at her house in Los Angeles.

But after Candy Crowley, the moderator, politely but firmly corrected him, he seemed shaken.

The women cooking are motherly, ask after your health and firmly correct your Thai pronunciation.

Once, I quoted it back to him with the word "hard" in place of "difficult". He firmly corrected me.

When speaking they easily pick up each other's thoughts, politely waiting for lulls, and when they're at odds, they warmly but firmly correct each other.

The gold campaign medal and lifetime achievement award on this front goes to cycling writer Carlton Reid, who has used his ipayroadtax.com website to politely but firmly correct everyone from the BBC to the AA.

The Saint Joan of Arc Anti-Defamation League has firmly corrected those presumably many; "Johannic studies" is big business in academia where she has been described as a transvestite or a lesbian or even a feminist.

Inaccuracies should be quietly but firmly corrected.

To schlummerize: the transitive verb form of schlep, "to drag along" including the reflexive "to drag oneself along against one's better judgment," is firmly ensconced in correct, Standard English usage.

Note how the cup-shaped screen is nested firmly in the correct-sized hexagonal end of a particular socket wrench piece and the end of a flexible drawtube fits snugly in the quarter-inch square end.