At the Global Citizen Festival, with its air of chipper resolve, the song's lyrics seemed to ring of convenient excuses.
Here, one felt, warily surveying the ruffled Thatcher-sanctioned blouse, the swept-back hair and the air of steely resolve, was another of those scary women who march periodically on to the public stage and whose power rests on their ability to combine a feminine poise with a thoroughly masculine habit of not suffering fools gladly.
SURPRISE The air of courage and resolve with which the Writers Guildd went on strike, and then the very rapid decision to start talking again after less than three weeks' "hardship".
But Coach Darryl Sutter saw something that few people outside the team's tight circle could glimpse: an air of resilience, a resolve that wouldn't be shaken.
His arguable shortcomings are outweighed by a much-needed empirical bent and air of power and steely resolve, with people perhaps desiring stability and great competence more than inspiration.
As I walked with Muscovites I was impressed by the air of quiet determination and resolve.
A design of air apertures resolves the problem of small refractive index contrast in InP-based DBR pillars, so that the cavity can be fabricated using a monolithic process, which was difficult for previous 1.55-μm pillar cavities.
But the fact that the Saudis have given the name "Storm of Resolve" to their air operation in Yemen recalls another big joint operation involving US and Saudi ground forces, Operation Desert Storm, the 1991 war to drive Saddam Hussein's Iraqi forces out of Kuwait.
It indicates that the air apertures resolve the problem of low refractive index contrast in InP-based pillar cavities.
This type of air leak should resolve spontaneously, although it can also progress and cause subcutaneous emphysema in the neck and dissect into the peritoneal cavity (Fig. 1a c).
"It's possible that after the initial surge of cold air, it will resolve itself and some of the air will begin to go up the chimney on its own," Mr. Eldridge said.
