Sentence examples for that solidified from inspiring English sources
"that solidified" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it when you want to say that something strengthened or confirmed a conclusion, belief, or decision. For example: "After hearing her explanation, I was convinced that I had made the right choice - that solidified it for me."
The Athletics say it was his arrival that solidified their lineup and kept them in the division race.
It was the Pulitzer Prize-winning "Glengarry" that solidified Mr. Mamet's reputation as the supreme chronicler of frenzied male bravado.
Maryland beat Duke, 9-4, in last year's semifinals in a game that solidified Maryland's reputation for being a slowdown offensive team.
In my first year of university I had begun to take the idea of singing opera seriously, but the event that solidified that impulse was a performance of Don Giovanni at the Lyric Opera of Chicago.
But recent efforts by a few maverick historians here to ask whether Stalin maneuvered China into intervening in the war, or to ask the true price of a conflict that solidified American military support for Taiwan, have elicited vitriolic condemnation.
The documentary, which takes its name from a Stones song, was something of a hit for months after it opened in September 1970 -- a run that solidified Altamont in the counterculture imagination as the Last Big Bummer.
In previous work we have shown that Solidified Polymer Micelles (SPMs) rapidly internalize into cells and tissues.
It was observed that solidified time of droplets on the micropillared surface were much larger than on the smooth surface due to the existence of wetting transition at low temperature, without vibration.
The magnitude of these diffusion fields was also determined as a function of carbon content, alloying additions, cooling rate and the fraction of primary delta phase that solidified before the peritectic reaction occurred.
"It was becoming a lawyer that solidified that I needed to do something about it," he said. .
Using an electron microscope, Shechtman found that the solidified alloy unexpectedly displayed fivefold symmetry; that is, rotating it by 72° (360°/5) reproduced the same structure.
