Sentence examples for firmly represented from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mubarak spoke in Arabic and, in so doing, communicated to other Arab leaders and the Arab "street" that he had firmly represented their views.

They aren't firmly represented.

The European family was firmly represented at the pro-EU demonstration.

As lore of this event has spread, regions from all over the country, especially those of small towns, are firmly represented via Bassheads' unyielding dedication to travel for a show.

This year, perhaps to forestall such criticism, it has chosen a master of ceremonies who firmly represents both traditions.

This year, it has chosen as its master of ceremonies a comedian who firmly represents both traditions: Russell Brand is best known in this country for playing a rock musician in "Forgetting Sarah Marshall," and in his native England for possessing a rap sheet as long and knotted as his tousled locks.

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.

The concept of good care is firmly rooted and represents a widespread aim in medical science.

The data presented here mainly represent firmly adherent lymphocytes that have remained attached for minutes, and so our data suggest that domain 4 may be important for maintaining adhesion.

It is thus firmly opposed to the orthodoxy, represented by Analects (see the entry on the Confucius), the Mohists, Xunzi, and Lü Buwei, that clear, fixed public standards must be set for the use of names, since without them, patterns of use will vary and social chaos is likely to ensue.

Stein, well represented in Carolann Page's droll, firmly sung portrayal, propels the work.