Sentence examples for it's resolutely from inspiring English sources

For even though the synths have been turned off and the guitars up, this music is resolutely stuck in the 1980s, and it's resolutely unaware of its own ridiculousness.

Lacking a famous director but packing in a lot of pleasure, guilty and otherwise, is Chang Yi's 1985 "Kuei-Mei, a Woman" (Thursday, 3 45 p.m.; Saturday, 5 45 p.m .. Stylistically it's of a piece with the other new wave films, and it shares their mood of intense nostalgia, but it's resolutely traditional — or Hollywood-like — in its unabashed four-handkerchief, women's-picture plot.

And since it opened almost a year ago, locals seem to approve; even on weeknights, it's resolutely reservations-only.

The thin, ungreasy texture means it's suitable for all skin types, and it's resolutely without that gloopy, silicone-heavy feel so often foisted on oily types.

It's resolutely literal, but there's no escaping the undertow of allusion: a discreet appeal for the acclaim that is his due.

It's not the whole story, of course; it's resolutely on the side of decorum and falls far short of the inner and outer postwar apocalypses envisioned in film noir.

China, North Korea's key ally, said it was "resolutely opposed" to the test, urging its neighbour to avoid actions that would sharpen tensions and return to six-party arms-for-disarmament talks.

Superdry is many things, but despite its high-profile fans, it is resolutely not fashionable.

But much of it is resolutely local: Mexico has its rancheros, Colombia its vallenato, Peru its black and Andean music and so on.

It could be a more despairing sequel to Amos Gitai's "House" films, and like them it is resolutely v t with Mr. Haar running up and down the hills alongside the workers and sitting with them as they talk around their campfires long into the night.

China, North Korea's only major diplomatic ally, said it was resolutely opposed to the test and urged Pyongyang to stop taking any actions that would worsen the situation.