In his words: Truth (satya) implies love, and firmness (agraha) engenders and therefore serves as a synonym for force.
Or as Gandhi said, "Truth (satya) implies love, and firmness (agraha) engenders and therefore serves as a synonym for force".
Mr Yakushev loves the firmness of British policy in the 19th century.
Roberts and Wood (2007, part II) provide in-depth "maps" of several intellectual virtues and many corresponding vices, most notably: love of knowledge, firmness, courage, caution, humility, autonomy, generosity and practical wisdom.
Though each of these tales, whether true to life or invented, has a different formula, mixing up the love (satya) and firmness (agraha) in varying measures, you need both to get to the other side.
That parent who's up in the middle of the night has to approach the child with kindness, sometimes firmness, but love nonetheless, if that child is to desire a greater loving bond with that parent.
He says he calls everybody to dialogue "with love but also with firmness against anybody who breaks the law.
Let's declare our independence from the Dark Side, and let's embrace compassion, understanding, firmness and love.
Mr. Thompson, who also directed, seems to be in love with Wells's outspokenness and firmness.
Teaching is a delicate balance of subject-matter expertise, patience, firmness, discretion, and a genuine love of young people.
