Sentence examples for considered resolutely from inspiring English sources

For decades the Supreme Court was considered resolutely pro-business and pro-defendant.

Most of the South Lebanon Army troops who surrendered their positions on Monday belonged to the Shiite minority faction of the militia, and are considered less resolutely opposed to Hezbollah than the Christian and Druse troops still manning outposts to the east and west.

It's the same with designers such as Richard Nicoll and Jonathan Saunders; as with their resolutely quiet, considered womenswear, they thrill through subtle design details rather than the grand gesture.

Hammering together as it does three completely different stories in a resolutely non-chronological order, Pulp Fiction is now considered to have been at least partly inspired by The Killing.

Army bases were considered impregnable, air defences the most formidable in the region, and soldiers resolutely loyal.

"We are very, very resolutely in opposition to mass surveillance, which can never be considered proportionate or necessary in a democracy".

Steiner does not make solving it any easier by considering it in a resolutely ahistorical manner.

It has constructed enormous databases containing every aspect of our lives while failing resolutely to consider the risks associated with the accumulation of such data in a format for which security is anything but guaranteed.

Consider the effects of the resolutely populist Occupy Wall Street protests and Tea Party on American politics.

Russia, Germany and France resolutely support Messrs Blix and El Baradei and consider the meeting of the council on March 7 to be an important step in the process put in place.

Throughout "God in America" the focus stays resolutely on "in" — the program never considers how the notion it documents of a special relationship with God has affected America's relationship with the rest of the world.