The other bookend, the lyrical effusion of a finale, stepped ahead more resolutely without ever seeming rushed or casual, building to another overwhelming conclusion.
It is a measure of Britain's more resolutely secular culture that Professor Dawkins can pursue his atheism and probing, provocative views of Islam and Christianity in several prime-time television documentaries.
Finally, in service of all of this, corporate America developed a more coherent -- and more resolutely "low road" -- ideological consensus.
Cavanaugh mused, "What if we had an encampment here?" Eastwood said, more resolutely, "It will be Occupied — there's no way to stop it".
And this is an achievement because the risk of writing about grim – or even geriatric – subjects in an upbeat way is that the more resolutely perky your stance, the more likely it is that they will sneakily turn grimmer behind your back.
If Mr. Haneke, 70, were to win with "Amour," it would be a delicious irony, because there are few directors more resolutely non-Hollywood in their approach to filmmaking.
They have been hunting whales with a modern industrial fleet since the nineteen-thirties, and the more resolutely the rest of the world condemns their hunt the more adamantly their government seems to support it.
Francis' life and work, we find a surprising series of connections that speak to us today more resolutely than ever. .
With a landslide in Sunday's elections, he now impose his will more resolutely than ever before, making certain that the ruling Justice and Development party (AKP) extends its writ over the country another four years.
She said she would strive to give Unesco a more prominent role in talks on climate change and would focus more resolutely on gender roles, the financial crisis and other issues.
Setting out her agenda, she said she would strive to give Unesco a more prominent role in international talks on climate change and would focus more resolutely on the issues ranging from gender roles to tackling the financial crisis.
