Sentence examples for is always strongly from inspiring English sources

And his interpretation of history is always strongly substantiated and frequently provocative.

In the absence of vivid fictional people, Saramago's sentences, in which a narrator or group of narrators is always strongly present, constitute a kind of community of their own: they are highly peopled.

"Some of our people are becoming very critical of our delay in holding a trial, because it involves a country which is always strongly demanding the protection of human rights," he said.

On Monday, Rogge responded with a letter that said he planned to attend a reception at London's Guildhall traditionally hosted by Israel's Olympic committee in memory of the victims, "and the I.O.C. is always strongly represented," he wrote.

Also, it is visible that energy E c is always strongly separated from energies E a and E н.

Employment protection legislation is always strongly significant and negative as predicted, while the significance of monetary policy rate is somehow weaker than in the previous regression.

Yet "Valentine" was always strongly danced.

Oliver loved family and was always strongly connected to his.

'As a governor I was always strongly idealistic and I believe in reform,' he said.

Although there might be a good soundbite, his discourse was always strongly Bible-based.

"They are awful big, aren't they?" There was a nostalgic tone in his voice; Sam was always strongly sentimental.