The phrase "a resolute man" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a man who is determined and unwavering in his decisions or actions.
Example: "Despite the challenges he faced, he remained a resolute man, committed to achieving his goals."
Alternatives: "a determined man" or "a steadfast man."
The week's story, "A Resolute Man," is taken from your new novel, "Barkskins," which will be published in June.
By Cressida Leyshon March 14, 2016 The week's story, "A Resolute Man," is taken from your new novel, "Barkskins," which will be published in June.
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I am witness to a father-daughter face-off over a resolute man's unwillingness to give his only daughter that wee bit of a lift so she can pursue her dream.
He's far more believable as a resolute man of strength, honor, determination, and humanity, in that combination, than any of a dozen actors who've tried to fill that space in the movie consciousness.
And also how Nestor can be both an "in my day" bore and a brave, resolute man, making the moment Achilles offers him an award in his games feel both poignant and satisfyingly right.
Baxter said that a grave, resolute man was just the kind of man California needed, in time of war.
"He's a strong and resolute man with childlike gentleness," Oz says.
But Bob Gibson is a tough and resolute man, and the unique blend of independence and pride and self-imposed isolation in his character — the distance again — will continue to serve him in the new and even more difficult contest he is engaged in.
Knowing who is whom may help with the early Mississippi portraits – the resolute man in the ultra-white shirt turns out to be an evangelical pastor, the ringleted boy in dungarees a local gay hippy – but the later works retain their peculiar mundane mystery.
Unable to play through a resolute five-man Albion defence, Spurs' best second-half chances were shots from distance, from Kyle Walker and Danny Rose, until late pressure yielded headed opportunities for Gylfi Sigurdsson and Roberto Soldado, neither of which ended up on target.
