Sentence examples for Resolutely single from inspiring English sources
On a Mediterranean vacation, three resolutely single friends meet three impressive women.
The many vivid scenes in "Freedom" include one in the Berglunds' lakeside cottage in northern Minnesota, where Patty, now married, and Richard, resolutely single, circle each other like matched predators.
A "Northeastern hillbilly" from Philadelphia, Frances Reardon is modeled loosely on Flannery O'Connor, in the unlikely event that O'Connor, a devout Roman Catholic, had somehow not been a Southerner, resolutely single or had lupus.
Can we imagine, then, in 2015, that the greatest fabulist of our times might be a resolutely single if not "undateable" solitary, glumly tied to the parental home, trapped doing unglamorous office work, and tapping away after dark at literary efforts that he cannot ever quite complete or sign off?
There is, for example, the courtly horticulturist, still shaken by the brutality of World War I, who befriends Randall's glamorous Aunt Ruby, a resolutely single New York career woman, on a ship bound for Europe in 1926 and gives her a book called "The Gardens of Kyoto" -- a book Randall will later place in a package meant for Ellen in the event of his death.
It is still a resolutely horizontal, single-level museum lifted on eight thick legs, with one entrance north of Wilshire and another south of the boulevard.
He sings it all beautifully and it has rattling drums and a nice piano figure, but, unlike the green and lumpy metallic person-destroyer of the title, this single resolutely fails to go off.
Descriptions are resolutely qualified; in a single paragraph one finds "a bit plump," "a little older" and "a little too pious".
Vod, for the entirety of her university career, has resolutely not given a single fuck.
The most distinctive thing about The Witness is that it is resolutely the product of a single creative vision.
No single stakeholder has resolutely responded to data on high revision rates with a patient-centred precautionary approach that could have put patient safety before commercial or other concerns.
