Sentence examples for make a firm statement from inspiring English sources

The first flat to make a firm statement this season, it was shown in a range of colors and finishes (peach patent, mint green, metallic, matte black) with both swim and evening wear.

In their proud and rival aspirations to maintain the city's cultural heritage, these two signs seemed to make a firm statement: that historic Paris is worth investing in, and that the public purse is the way to do it.Arguably, if London these days is marked by innovation, Paris favours preservation.

However, the design of the study does not allow one to make a firm statement on whether antidepressants improved IBD course.

Using these "softening" techniques can backfire if you do it too often, however - make a firm statement without hostility every so often to prevent losing credibility.

No candidate has yet made a firm statement about secession.

To their credit Chelsea have already made a firm statement unambiguously condemning those involved.

Citigroup moved from neutral to sell, saying: Management made a firm statement that they will seek to reduce cash capex and investigate returning surplus capital.

Willie Morrow, a pioneer of the blowout, as the Afro was known in the '70s, and one who popularized the Afro-pick, the oversize comb that many wore like diadems, recalled, "When you walked down the street it made a firm statement, much like saggy pants make a statement today.

Carefully assembled from private collections, the exhibition made a firm statement against the conservatism of public gallery culture of the same period.

That's because the deal made a firm statement about the stellar value of prime property in a prime location, but basically had little to offer anyone peddling less exalted properties.

Your idea cannot ship itself off until you have made a firm statement of "I want to do this".