Sentence examples for firmly placed from inspiring English sources

"It needs to be firmly placed in the American consciousness".

Mr. Milonov has firmly placed himself at the vanguard of that movement.

But British Somalis, who have been here in numbers for over two decades, are not so firmly placed in the national consciousness.

Fashion's love of the tie, of course, could be to do with swinging it around – Freud firmly placed the tie as symbolic of the penis.

While the slits in the reverse of skirts vied for attention, the emphasis in this collection was firmly placed on the shoulder.

No 10 had thought – to use one of the deeply unoriginal puns of the week – that the cat had been firmly placed behind the flap.

Prince Henry is thus firmly placed as a man of the Middle Ages rather than as a harbinger of the renaissance.

At Versailles, where furniture had formerly represented the firmly placed hierarchy of the court, rooms were divided into smaller, more intimate spaces calling for a new style.

Nor would it find a home in the countries of the fascist axis (Germany, Spain, Italy) where it was firmly placed in the category of Goebbels' entartete Kunst, degenerate art.

"My quarrel with almost all seashore books for the amateur," she reflected, "is that they give him a lot of separate little capsules of information about a series of creatures, which are never firmly placed in their environment".

One senses that a deeper conflict about faith is at work here -- specifically about the faith that modernity has so firmly placed in science, technology and even medicine to "relieve the human estate," as Francis Bacon promised.