Sentence examples for became resolute from inspiring English sources
But in other conversations, he became resolute, even defensive.
Many in this country recoiled from the memory of the Civil War and became resolute pacifists, and I understand and respect that, even though I think that it came as near to satisfying the definition of a "just war" as any in history.
"They stuck their inherited insecurities in the loft and became resolute". So much are Roma's players in awe of their new manager, that they are even reported to have given his half-time team-talk on Saturday a round of applause.
His opposition became resolute, even passionate, when he saw that the French were ready to import these radical changes into Germany.
She had become resolute again.
To make this choice, Heidegger insists, is to become resolute.
Despite warnings of dire consequences if Congress does not act boldly, Republicans have become resolute in their opposition to what they view as runaway and unnecessary spending in the legislation.
We saw women everywhere become resolute, energized and acting as a collective and transformative force, speaking out for justice, equality and change in our country and the world.
An ex-Marine, he's become resolute in his decision to support the construction.
After his restaurant reviewing days, Mr. Claiborne became a resolute and generous friend to those he loved and admired in the world of gastronomy.
