Sentence examples for firmly located from inspiring English sources
Evil is firmly located in reassuringly wicked villains.
Pinker's cultural milieu has remained firmly located within prestigious centres of academic study.
Fitzgerald's Russia is both completely authentic, yet firmly located deep in her imagination.
Firmly located in the modern world, his films identified a prevailing unease, a feeling - unsatisfied by conventional forms of religion - that our lives contain an untouched dimension.
The New Yiddish Rep company's Vartn Af Godot, in Shane Baker's translation of Beckett's 1955 English text, is firmly located in post-second world war Europe.
Although it is so firmly located in the time and place in which it was written, it is absolutely of relevance today.
But even if this story won't delay Brexit, it does firmly locate the referendum within a larger context.
Winterbottom sees in India a bustling society much like the rapidly changing England Hardy observed, and in Hardyesque fashion he firmly locates her in this turbulent world.
Deutscher rejects linguistic relativity in its strong form, pouring scorn on its most vehement defender, the early-20th-century linguist Benjamin Whorf, and again firmly locating his account in the cultural-historical background.
Yet at least this film is located firmly in a more primitive past.
Arctic Monkeys' debut album was located firmly in the school of kitchen-sink realism, sharing its DNA not just with 1960s film-makers but also Morrissey and Marr.
