Sentence examples for even more resolute from inspiring English sources
And if anything, Americans are even more resolute about changing the way Washington works.
A later portrait (from around 1899) makes her look even more resolute.
"We've got to protect those [staffs]." Asked about possible job cuts, Mr. Keller was even more resolute.
That was his position before Vancouver, and he's even more resolute now, wanting another chance to earn a gold medal for himself and his country.
Since Sept. 11, Ms. Herr has become even more resolute in her effort to block the embassy, which is going up in the Gigiri neighborhood across the street from some of Nairobi's priciest homes.
"Yesterday's terror attacks make us even more resolute that we must continue the fight against the Islamic State," Ambrose said.
What caused the rift between Schoenberg and Eisler was less any fundamental musical disagreement than Eisler's commitment to communism and, perhaps even more, his resolute independence.
Her albums give her music a new-age aura; on her own, she sounds even more vulnerable and resolute.
Big corporations have been riddled by security attacks over the past year, and hackers seem to be growing even bolder and more resolute.
Assisted by YouTube, the demonstrators praying unflinchingly on Kasr al-Nil as they are assaulted by water cannons have swiftly accumulated even more moral-spiritual power than the resolute satyagrahis of Mahatma Gandhi did in their own media-deprived time.
Buridan's resolute naturalism is even more evident in his account of human knowledge.
