Sentence examples for firmly question from inspiring English sources

"Officers may point guns at you, treat your firmly, question you, be unable to distinguish you from the attacker".

The situative or contingent nature of these initiatives is reflected in their institutional setup, leading some authors to firmly question the transition potential of these initiatives [14].

"No," he says firmly when the question is put, "because it was impossible to do both races.

He was asked three different times about his injury after today's practice, and he politely but firmly dodged the question each time, saying such matters would remain private.

Speaking in his heavily accented English for effect, he told the crowd, "They ask: 'What is happening in Peru?' " Then answering the question firmly in Spanish, he said, "We've had a government the last 10 years that has been decisive and has never ducked the tough issues".

Bartz also firmly answered a question Yang fumbled last year, skipping right by the media company or tech company conundrum.

My advice has always been to handle these questions directly as far as you can be comfortable, and then once past that you should point out politely but firmly that the question doesn't really seem relevant to the job.

"I will firmly ask the question," Trump said.

But I will absolutely, firmly ask the question".

The guns and guards might (mostly) be history, but last year's Brexit vote has put the border question firmly back on the map.

He asked Baier if the GOP would campaign against same-sex marriage "while sitting very firmly, without much question, on the wrong side of history on it".