Sentence examples for stating firmly from inspiring English sources

One Klan leader mailed thousands of postcards after Democrats nominated the New Yorker, stating firmly, "We now face the darkest hour in American history.

A letter to the IOC from the 1960 Squaw Valley organising committee queries a regulation that apparently requires men and woman to be segregated, stating firmly that "considering the relatively small size of our Village, we are not intending to erect a fence around the building accommodating female competitors exclusively".

What the investigators actually found, however, was a man whose breach with his Communist past was complete: stating firmly (this was in late 1953) that he favored the execution of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg even though he might "not have wanted to be the executioner".

On Monday night he began by stating firmly that he had no prepared material and outlining all the desperate tactics he hoped to avoid to fill the show – asking audience members where they are from; requesting suggestions for topics and so on.

While the Brexit vote continues to convulse and divide the nation, schools must take the lead in seeking unity, stating firmly that there is no place within their walls or beyond them for hatred of the "other" simply because he or she is different.

Needless to say, there are advocates stating firmly that they do and should.

And on Thursday, Mr. Bush stated firmly that the elections should take place in January.

We understand how tough that is and we don't say that lightly," Lemanis stated firmly.

"The only dollars we'll be spending today are at black-owned businesses," he stated firmly.

One letter states firmly that it was an advertisement in the Sat.

"We did not agree to any ultimatums and stated firmly that the cease-fire that is announced is unconditional".