Sentence examples for Resolute remarks from inspiring English sources
WASHINGTON — The fact that President Obama would make an all-out push for new gun restrictions seemed all but inevitable from the moment he delivered tearful yet resolute remarks to the nation in the hours after the Newtown, Conn., school massacre last month.
"He was resolute," Bush has remarked.
Of Cockburn's peroration, Morse remarked that "never was a more resolute determination manifested [by a judge] to control the result".
Beutner's remarks, which followed those of Rivers, were low-key but resolute.
The President delivered his most extensive remarks on the impasse as part of a concerted Administration effort to portray the United States as resolute and prepared to punish Mr. Hussein.
In remarks to Mr. Pence and an assembled group of regional officials on Monday, Mr. Guaidó said that he remained resolute in the face of a setback and called on allies to create a "more powerful and effective" stranglehold on Mr. Maduro's government.
Despite the remark by Philip Hammond, the British foreign secretary, that "there is no authority in Libya to engage with", the Libyan parliament remains resolute in tribally secure Tobruk.
But Leong remains resolute.
