Or their longevity could simply be a projection across time of their great vitality, and this I, too, believe resolutely (and the story I am about to tell attests to it): that in hereditary terms the herbivore power of the horse counts less than the red blindness of the bloody and forbidden spasm, the moment of human-feral fullness in which the centaurs were conceived.
Cheater!" But he believed, firmly, resolutely, defeating Pacquiao would change all that.
The Portman resolutely believes the long-term interests of its members are best served by it continuing as an independent institution, he added.
I resolutely believe, however, that potatoes are so much better dressed in oil and vinegar (but it must be good wine vinegar) than blanketed in mayonnaise.
While we cant predict the yearly fluctuations, we resolutely believe that Asia will be a great place to invest over the next 10 years.
Obviously, I have loaded the questions in my favor because I respectfully and resolutely believe the institutional route is the wrong way for individuals.
With the right guidance, I resolutely believe that the Indian youth have the potential to build their nation's next phase of development–systematic development rather than the haphazard, helter-skelter development we have thus far seen.
He believes that change "comes from below, movements putting pressure on governments", but if those in power are resolutely hostile, then there are limitations to what such pressure can achieve.
My 11-year-old daughter, Julia, resolutely refuses not to believe in Santa Claus.
While Al Gore was signing up to fight in (or at least write about) a war that he did not believe in, George W. Bush was somewhat less resolutely partying in Houston.
