Sentence examples for of the solidly from inspiring English sources

The novel penetrates the world of the "solidly unexceptional bourgeoisie," who are, apparently, preoccupied with "time, and its relationship to authenticity".

The Dixiecrat Strom Thurmond was passionate and prickly, yet somehow charming; his call for states' rights and against civil rights portended the end of the solidly Democratic South.

Now presided over by the chief executive Ben Malka — until recently the president of the solidly middlebrow brand BCBG — Halston is expected to announce a new creative director, Marie Mazelis (also late of BCBG), to lead it.

Most of the solidly Christian area's population was horrified by the prospect that the Iranians would move in, said Mr. Torbay, most likely bringing their mosques, their wives and perhaps even their missiles.

On that May 18th morning, half of the solidly built new school was blown up with several hundred children inside.

On that May 18th morning, half of the solidly built new school blew up with several hundred children inside.

Their length, width and height are solidly middle-of-the-pack, but they are two of the heaviest vehicles in their segment.

But perhaps because of his origins in the solidly "red" region of Emilia, he gravitated to the left of the movement.

It includes the gentleman-farmer estates of Hunterdon County, the new-money McMansions of greater Princeton and the solidly middle-class towns of East Brunswick, Holmdel and Freehold.

Looking at the map that ran in last Monday's Times, the immediate impression is that some of the lowest rates of mobility occur in the solidly Republican Deep South: Yet that immediate conclusion turns out to be misleading.

Lloyd Goodrich (1897 1987) believed the work was "Eakins' most masterful use of the nude", with the solidly conceived figures perfectly integrated into the landscape, an image of subtle tonal construction and one of the artist's "richest pieces of painting".