Sentence examples for is more resolute from inspiring English sources

"But I've never seen someone who is more resolute about serving this city".

As for Macbeth - people still flick through their mobiles but the performance is more resolute.

"I have found that in certain ways Tom is more resolute than Philippe was," said Mr. Goldner, who supported Mr. Campbell's candidacy for director.

But she is now widely seen as the tougher of the two candidates, the one who is more resolute, who will fight harder and longer (and, yes, more unscrupulously) to achieve her desired ends.

"But they also felt there needs to be a full debate on policy in the party and I will obviously take part in all this debate over the next three months and hope at the end of it the Labour party emerges stronger and hope the Labour party is more resolute in opposing the principles behind austerity and impoverishment of the poorest in Britain".

I think she is more resolute than broken.

"I'm more resolute now than ever.

Already, countries that have been dilatory in cutting their deficits have pledged to be more resolute.

And yet fewer live shows are more resolute than the xx's.

Now nearly every Palestinian teacher had made it to Ramallah, where the mood was more resolute.

Mr. Lutz, 76, was more resolute when asked if women would find the car "sexy".