Sentence examples for what solidified from inspiring English sources

"What solidified my disbelief was reading atheist literature, exposing myself to secularism," he says.

But what solidified Vaynerchuk as an important voice in the wine world came just last fall, when he was joined by one of the world's most influential wine critics and writers, Jancis Robinson.

"Aditi and I spent about 18 months traveling the country before doors opened, and the quality of produce we found along the way is really what solidified our plans". The dishes that developed as a result leaned heavily on the ingredients of India's mountainous north -- slow roasted potatoes, fresh baked breads, goats milk, all made frequent cameos.

The fact that the Obama administration ultimately heeded the wishes of communities is what solidified the Keystone XL fight as one of the great struggles of our century.

These themes are themes that I've addressed in one way or another in my work before, but what solidified these specific choices were the images I thought were most powerful looking through Jim Marshall's archive of photos.

What solidified it for me was in the weeks following — who he was as a person got pulled and manipulated, and nobody was talking about the tragedy that this dude, 23 years old, was gone, except for the people who knew [him] best.

In "Autumn Leaves" the saxophone and trombone sections each solidified to play what seemed like two different melodies that intersected.

The device could be used to desalinate seawater or treat polluted water: after the water is turned into steam, what's left are salts or solidified contaminants that can be easily collected.

I can tell you that the ice cream with black olives and black licorice, with what seemed like a wafer of solidified milk, was world-class, as was a variation on a traditional dessert of rye bread and cream and a kind of apple confit with crisp crust and melted butter.

As the video progresses, the surface texture of the reef morphs, and the rocks begin to smooth and bubble, becoming what looks like a series of solidified volcanic eruptions at the bottom of the sea.

And yet, from stories of a judge clearly drunk on the power of holding plaintiffs "on paper," to the threat victims of police brutality live under when they report what's happened to them, the show solidified things I knew instinctively, but could not put into words.