Sentence examples for firmly presented from inspiring English sources
They were read by Polish readers partly as allegories of their own situation, and they might have been blocked by the communist regime's censors had they not been firmly presented as non-fiction about far-off reactionary places.
"There was such a troubling history," Mr. Castelle said, contending the "misinformation effect" of Mr. Zain's findings, once so firmly presented, tended to contaminate all aspects of his cases and expunge any chance of doubt in the prosecution investigation.
When no substantial progress had been made by January 18, the German general Max Hoffmann firmly presented the German demands, which included the establishment of independent states in the Polish and Baltic territories formerly belonging to the Russian Empire and in Ukraine.
Political views once considered extreme or taboo are now firmly present in mainstream political discourse.
"Contempt for imperfect human life, over estimation of the abilities of science" are "still firmly present in our time," she concludes, and this shows that "eugenics is still alive and has not been wiped out together with the Nazi past".
Even after adjustments for large-artery atherosclerosis in the aortic arch and the carotid artery bifurcation, this relationship was firmly present.
Rather than moving around a lot plant both your feet firmly and present from one point to give a sign of assurance and confidence.
The very same day, the Environmental Protection Agency declared that in 2011 it would begin drawing up anti-carbon regulations on oil refineries and power plants, another power grab effectively enacting what Congress had firmly rejected when presented as cap-and-trade legislation.
And while our country's founders may not have anticipated the variety of citizens and residents who seek the protection of those rights, I firmly believe that presented with our beloved community, Jefferson, Mason, Adams and the rest would have affirmed President Obama's words.
In the revised text, the cosmological connection is presented firmly and exclusively as an analogy, albeit a deep one.
A clinical case demonstrating that these modifications resulted in successful retrieval of firmly wedged instruments is presented.
