Sentence examples for a sort of resolution from inspiring English sources

That's a sort of resolution that will be voted on.

DuBose's family felt supported by the prosecutor and the community, Gerhardstein said, but felt the mistrial was a "terrible way to get any sort of resolution in this tragedy".

What's more, the plot, which revolves around a local murder trial, never approaches any sort of resolution.

Readers should not come to these stories with hope for any sort of resolution, however.

Coates's frustration is understandable many African American communities continue to face dire crises but his argument is limiting and, more problematically, it doesn't begin to hint at any sort of resolution.

But this backstory is not intended to explain Elyria, or lead the book to any sort of resolution; Catherine Lacey keeps the narrative perspective strictly internal, making the reader experience rather than observe the book's events.

Coates's frustration is understandable — many African American communities continue to face dire crises — but his argument is limiting and, more problematically, it doesn't begin to hint at any sort of resolution.

Indeed, last night's discussions led to a sort of New Year's Resolution list for the EU.

That I think is a sort of a mild resolution to do that and that's the main thing.

"Seems to me that something should be completed, or it's just a long sketch of these people in which one learns of a situation, expects some sort of resolution, and is cheated of it….

And as a commenter points out (I noticed this as well), polarized solutions are given a sort of lowballing, though higher resolutions and/or dual projectors in cinemas can easily circumvent the resolution issue Cyberlink cites.