Sentence examples for more strongly held from inspiring English sources

"From our perspective [concern about Barclays in the 1980s] is more strongly held in the UK.

The ideas you aim to suppress bubble up, often more strongly held than ever.

There is a larger civilian population on that side, and it has been home to some of the more strongly held ISIS areas".

Nitric oxide was more strongly held to the unpromoted sites in both the cluster-derived and conventionally-prepared materials.

The difference in the poisoning by benzene and pyridine is observed to be related to the ease with which hydrogen from neighboring SH group can be transferred to the pyridine molecule resulting in the creation of more strongly held pyridinium ions.

Attitudes that are more strongly held, are found to be more persistent over time and have a stronger impact on behaviour [ 43].

Political psychologist Drew Weston, author of The Political Brain: The Role of Emotion in Deciding the Fate of the Nation, told the Washington Post: "The fear of mortality tends cross culturally to shift people to the right… It prompts people to more strongly hold to traditions, rituals.

The flies with normal wing postures or with mildly held-out wings from the above-described genotypes are able to fly, but most individuals with more strongly held-out wings show poor flying capabilities or are unable to fly.

No belief is more strongly-held – more close to one's heart – than the one held by you alone.

And yet the more strongly we hold these, the less we really feel free to choose other than the way we do.

To communicate more effectively, try playing devil's advocate with yourself over your most strongly held philosophical beliefs; bully yourself into seeing the opposing viewpoint.