Sentence examples for represented the firmly from inspiring English sources

At Versailles, where furniture had formerly represented the firmly placed hierarchy of the court, rooms were divided into smaller, more intimate spaces calling for a new style.

As APP, the Presenilins, and APOE represent the only firmly established AD genes to date for AD, they represent the most effective means of curbing the production of Aβ or accelerating the clearance and degradation of this peptide in the brain [ 3].

As chairman of the Chiefs of Staff Committee, Alanbrooke represented the members' views ably and firmly to the prime minister and to the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff and thus exercised strong influence on Allied strategy.

Tyler Angle, representing the European continent, gently but firmly clasped her hand just as she was threatening to lose her equilibrium at the end, and Ms. Bouder flashed her sweetly triumphant smile.

South Basildon and East Thurrock perhaps best represents the old seat, though UKIP is now firmly in the running there, and elsewhere.

I firmly believe that having a flexible working structure represents the ultimate win-win.

The proposed new trilogy is firmly in the spotlight because the Harry Potter films represent the highest-grossing film franchise in history, with $7.7bn£4.6bnbn) in box office receipts.

But also firmly in our sights are the website building services which represent the mass market.

(I firmly believe that, in this world of ever-diminishing irreplaceable resources, using a line only once represents the sort of wastefulness our society can ill afford).

That Europe, and not only that of a common market, should continue to respond to the challenge Hungary represents today, firmly insisting on respect for its fundamental laws and norms.

The European family was firmly represented at the pro-EU demonstration.