Sentence examples for kind of a resolve from inspiring English sources

"In the beginning it's more playful and new, and then it gets into this uncertainty and then moves towards kind of a resolve.

Why should I give you what I have and thereby compromise myself?" It wasn't just a casual conversation; it was to bring some kind of a resolve or strong thinking to the issues.

Today, he has traded his over-the-top gestures for a kind of quiet resolve, rarely conducting interviews or trying to bring attention to himself.

At the core of Wilson's personality is a kind of truculent resolve, which comes, he says, from his mother's example.

The work-and-reward structure of games like the Zelda and Grand Theft Auto series develops patience and perseverance, a kind of cognitive resolve, argues Johnson.

It turns out that this was not, for Barack Obama, a rhetoric of resignation at all, but a kind of resolve.

Caterina and Orso stay like that until a bitter comfort creeps into his body, a kind of resolve in despair that he understands is native to this girl.

In 1974, in order to solve the equations of this theory numerically and gain a more precise understanding of this process, he invented a digitized version of the theory called lattice gauge theory, in which space is imagined as a kind of finely resolved jungle gym where every intersection of the bars represents a point in space-time.

Our team showed tonight a kind of resolve you don't always see.

It was only after going to the United States to pursue a series of graduate degrees — an M.B.A. at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School; at Harvard, a law degree (he already had one from McGill) and a Ph.D. in business (he never completed it) — that his distaste for the law evolved into a reluctance to return home, and that his homesickness turned into a kind of resolve.

Viviane Hagner was the soloist in the fiendish and beautiful Violin Concerto written for her by Unsuk Chin, and she spun out its glassy, implacable lines with the kind of calm resolve and steely grace that only she could.