Sentence examples for A firm resolve from inspiring English sources

At the age of 91, Bertha Hyman had a clear mind and a firm resolve.

Within Zimbabwe too there is a firm resolve among the opposition parties to resist Mr Mugabe's rule.

Her 1974 memoir Conundrum movingly describes how a dawning realisation hardened into a firm resolve to change her gender, despite having married and had four children.

"We must do all we can to turn awareness of past offenses and sins into a firm resolve to build a new future in which there will be nothing but respectful and fruitful cooperation between us".

But the car was generally off the pace, leading to changes in the design department and a firm resolve, under their new technical chief, the former McLaren engineer Pat Fry, to go into this season with a less conservative approach.

Mr. Elías said Spaniards, hardened by years of regional terrorism from Basque separatists but unaccustomed to the scale of carnage on March 11, expected any government to show a firm resolve against terror.

But House and Senate Democrats, who have called the session blatant political manipulation of the system, said they felt a firmer resolve to fight the proceedings.

There are few significant radicalizations, outside a firmer resolve to speak of the ambiguity intrinsic to the signifier "God," and the verbal totalization of Being as "essence".

There is a hope that this renaissance of black cinema leads to a permanent and growing foothold in the marketplace – and a very firm resolve to ensure that black storytelling on the big screen prevails.

But now Orpheus changed key again, adopting a tone of firm resolve as he sang of how he rejected the cards that fate had dealt him.

As a near-lifelong student of Young's life, and as one of his descendants, I am aware that on occasion he used less than temperate speech, but my impression is of a man of firm resolve and toughness, never brutality.