Sentence examples similar to conveys resolve from inspiring English sources

The portrait sculpture of Muchaku conveys firm resolve, seasoned realism, and, thanks to subtle handling of fleshiness around the eyes, a hint of humour.

Assad's words, however, continue to convey a resolve to remain in power.

Washington has been abuzz about a limited "bloody nose" strike, such as on a missile site, to shock Pyongyang and convey U.S. resolve.

Obama's national security adviser, Thomas E. Donilon, conveyed administration resolve to Pakistani military chief Gen. Ashfaq Kayani at a secret meeting in Saudi Arabia.

"There is criticism based on the misconception that this is an act to worship war criminals, but I visited Yasukuni shrine to report to the souls of the war dead on the progress made this year and to convey my resolve that people never again suffer the horrors of war," he told reporters.

A spokesman for May did not condemn the remarks and instead said that Howard's comments merely sought to convey the resolve that Britain would demonstrate in defending Gibraltar, although he ruled out any military approach.

And, in fact, these two deliver "Angel's" action with understated resolve, conveying more than the often-counterfeit feelings such roles encourage.

So the vision expressed by leaders in health care must convey both understanding and resolve.

The president needed to reassure Americans while conveying a message of resolve to the world.

In other words, the gape-mouthed rumination is simply Grant's way of conveying a steely inner resolve.

And while EchoStar and Hughes did not say they were walking away from their deal yesterday, their statements conveyed more resignation than resolve.