Sentence examples for firmly fall from inspiring English sources

Palm prints firmly fall into the latter category.

If the world is divided into bakers and cooks, I firmly fall into the "throw it all in the pan and see what happens" cook category.

The latest version of Poldark – a glamorised version of poverty-stricken Cornwall starring superfit Aidan Turner who attracted millions of female viewers with his semi-naked scything technique – firmly fell into this tiresome category of history-lite.

Confirmation that Pietersen has little time for Moores as a coach will fall firmly into the dog-bites-man category.

Wally Pfister's Transcendence, the second trailer for which landed earlier this week, seems to fall firmly into the latter camp.

Without it, you fall firmly into the category of what are now infamously known as subprime borrowers.

But the financial bailout has demonstrated that big Wall Street banks fall firmly within Washington's regulatory authority, and regulation confers implicit bailout protection.

They are inventive in the extreme, but fall firmly within the legacy of that Neapolitan magical surrealism, dominated by the tragic clown.

Trinity and Cas both fall firmly into that category, and it threatens to undermine all the progress they have made on the field.

He would stop, look into their eyes, let his hand fall firmly on their shoulders and speak in a voice soft enough to be personal, but loud enough to reach every corner of his Baptist church in Detroit.

Ultimately, there are as many different forms of criticism as there are critics, but if one were to make the broadest distinction, on one side of which lie those hypercritical critics who tend to eviscerate and disable creative efforts, often while advertising their own erudition and good taste, Acocella would fall firmly on the other side of this divide.