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Strongly Quotes

Sayings on committing fully to a belief.

To feel something strongly is to commit fully, and these quotes range from firm political stances, like opposition to Brexit, to the personal creed of being strongly wrong rather than weakly right.

Romania strongly supports Turkey's E.U. accession.

Quotes by Victor Ponta

I'd rather be strongly wrong than weakly right.

Quotes by Tallulah Bankhead

We strongly feel we have to protect everything.

Quotes by Mike Thompson

I was strongly against Brexit. I speechified against Brexit.

Quotes by Jose Angel Gurria

Belief Quotes

I am not anti-American. But I am strongly pro-Canadian.

Quotes by John G. Diefenbaker

I'm very strongly in favor of the auteur theory.

Quotes by George Hickenlooper

I'm the kind of person that responds strongly to a challenge.

Quotes by Danica McKellar

I'm a feminist, yes! Very strongly.

Quotes by Bob Hoskins

I do believe quite strongly in evil.

Quotes by Anthony Horowitz

Frequently Asked Questions

What kinds of positions are described as being held "strongly" in this collection?
The examples range from international politics, like one country's strong support for another's EU bid, to personal convictions about protection and principle. Each quote shows commitment expressed without hedging.
What does "strongly wrong than weakly right" actually mean?
It's a personal creed favoring bold, committed positions even at the risk of being mistaken, over cautious, half-hearted correctness. It values conviction and clear Expression over playing it safe.
How does Brexit factor into these strongly quotes?
One speaker describes being strongly opposed to Brexit and actively giving speeches against it, showing conviction translated into real public action. It's presented as a firm, openly stated political Belief.
Is protecting something a recurring theme in this collection?
Yes, one quote expresses a strong, almost urgent feeling about the need to protect everything, without specifying exactly what. That sense of urgency ties several of the quotes together even across very different topics.
Does holding a strong opinion say something about a person's identity here?
The collection suggests it does; choosing to feel and speak strongly, whether about politics or principle, becomes a way of defining Identity through conviction rather than neutrality. Committing fully to a stance, even a risky one, is treated as more meaningful than staying noncommittal.

Strong Belief and firm Expression tie these lines together, each one a reminder that conviction shapes Identity.