Sentence examples for she has strongly from inspiring English sources
She has strongly criticised Israel's treatment of the Palestinians and supported Mordechai Vanunu, the technician who leaked details of Israel's nuclear programme.
During the past six months, at a symposium and in a series of presentations to filmmakers, she has strongly advocated the concept of cinematic Zoloft.
More recently, at the Fed, she has strongly supported Bernanke's unorthodox (but very necessary) efforts to revive the economy and bring down the unemployment rate, and to expand the Fed's thinking beyond its traditional fixation with inflation.
She has strongly criticized her opponent, Minh Duong, 32, a furniture store owner and Republican who played a role in the recall campaign, accusing his supporters of destroying her campaign materials.
She is both things at different times and she has strongly held opinions which, as in the case of her peremptory dismissal of Kenneth MacMillan, verge on the chauvinistic.
And even if I had heard rumours about her being high-handed and racist, I couldn't possibly have mentioned it to anyone as she has strongly denied the rumours that I hadn't heard".
The other member, Dr. Elizabeth Blackburn of the University of California, San Francisco, attributed her dismissal to the fact that she had strongly dissented from some of the council's positions.
She said that at last year's meeting of the Group of 8, she had strongly urged both the United States and Britain to be more rigorous in supervising financial activities, and even offered specific proposals to be applied to banks and other institutions.
"That's not going to disappear," she said, adding that she had strongly suggested to S. I. Newhouse Jr., the company's chairman, that he donate the archives to the New York Public Library or to a university.
But Sheila Blair, professor of Islamic and Asian art at Norma Jean Calderwood University and one of the authorities consulted by Yale about publication, said she had "strongly urged" the press to publish the images.
It is clear, she believes, that evolution has strongly shaped our evaluative attitudes.
