Sentence examples for firmly perceived from inspiring English sources

Their only stumbling block: Hyundai is now firmly perceived as a hatchback company, which means the affluent won't spend big money on the brand here.

Within the interviews hospital was firmly perceived as the right place to be to have a baby.

In fact, I firmly believe this perceived selfishness is owed to me.

If she runs, Mrs. Dole is likely to be perceived as firmly in the moderate camp.

Our experience has so formed our habits of expectation that we not only form the conception of those things as existing when they were not being perceived but firmly believe them so to exist.

Netanyahu's views are shared by many in the Israeli government who see the possibility of a nuclear-armed Iran as a grave existential threat, and who are firmly opposed to any agreement perceived as soft on Tehran.

On "Photograph," he unabashedly uses XXXtentacion's "Look At Me" flow, just as Drake did on More Life's "KMT," but even with those perceived jabs, KOD is J. Cole firmly planting his flag in the "grown up" rap territory.

The muscular funk of Chant No 1 (I Don't Need This Pressure On) similarly dates from an era when they were perceived – and certainly perceived themselves – as firmly in the vanguard of the New Romantic revolution.

But if Dein still harboured hopes of a return to those days when Ferguson would rail against his perceived influence among disciplinary committees then he was firmly disabused of that notion once and for all yesterday.

It is not surprising therefore, that efforts to prevent injuries are important, however for athlete themselves injury prevention is perceived as less important since their focus is firmly on performance.

What he terms "linguistic prejudice" is essentially another form of class prejudice: northern accents, in particular, are perceived to be exclusively working class, with scouse accents firmly at the bottom of the value scale.