Sentence examples for firmness to be from inspiring English sources

I wasn't expecting the firmness to be that soft.

Serbia's arrest of Mr Karadzic shows that soft power must be wielded with focus and firmness to be effective.

This included an evaluation of skin quality using a Visual Analog Scale (VAS) to determine the flaccidity (firmness of the area to be treated) and the distribution of volume, where "0" was very bad and "10" very good.

The decidedly laid back angle of the chair's backrest was intended to help patients' breathing, and the design as a whole – a tightrope balance between firmness and springiness – was made to be as comfortable as possible for the long hours recuperating patients lounged in them during the TB epidemics of the 1920s and '30s.

Firmness of B5 was found to be 38.67 ± 0.88 g, which is greater than that of BM2 (29.33 ± 0.33 g) and less than that of the cream base and BM1, which were recorded as 48.33 ± 0.67 g  and 54.33 ± 0.33 g , respectively.

In a book that pretends to be all about firmness, though, this is not a good excuse.

Crowley described women as "moral inferiors" who had to be treated with "firmness, kindness and justice".

There are several settings for firmness and control; I found the Sport mode to be the best compromise.

And they also felt that it was because of those roadblocks that she'd had to adopt what some perceive to be not-so-appealing political traits (ambition and firmness being the two terms most frequently used).

Rather than tiring of the egg dish, I became obsessed with it, noting the differences in the thickness and red pepper content of the tomato sauces, and the firmness to which the eggs were poached, nestled in their ruddy bed.

Increased firmness might be due to both an increase in cellulose content also in addition to changes in pericarp anatomical structure, especially in the form of increased numbers of sub-epidermal collenchymatous cells.