Sentence examples for which are firmly from inspiring English sources

Significantly, Rush also marks a return to Howard's roots, which are firmly grounded in cinematic dreams of cars.

Bradford is the centre of a metropolitan district with a population of around 500,000, which runs out into surrounding rural areas, most of which are firmly Tory.

Many will no doubt leave the church, but our so-called "Vatican II" parishes, which are firmly dedicated to the council, are flourishing.

Acknowledging that a tight mesh between legal systems, which are firmly controlled by Member States, is the key to a unified EU campaign, the Decision creates an evaluation mechanism that channels the power of peer review.

The nanocomposite is formed by hydrolysis of iron precursors in the presence of poly acrylic acid -functionalized CNTs (Pacid -functionalizedinto Fe3O4 NCNTshich are firmly and uniformly attached to the CNT surface.

In Jamaica, this would include dub poetry, story-telling, theatre (ranging from Jamaicanised pantomime to street theatre) dance and music, all of which are firmly entrenched in the local imagination.

Gazprom is not renegotiating rates with Belarus, which is firmly in Moscow's orbit.

We should be proud of this achievement, which is firmly in the UK's interest.

In fact it is compatible with a hardheaded view of human violent inclinations which is firmly rooted in evolutionary biology.

The sublayer consisted of distinct modular units which were firmly attached to each other and to the membrane surface.

And the biggest improvement in any industry in the past year has been in retailing, which is firmly based at home.