The camaraderie we developed over the week leaves me resolutely hopeful that together we, along with so many other grassroots efforts across the nation, can repair the relationships we have with food, land and each other.
With the cable televisionary Geraldine B. Laybourne departing the Walt Disney Company to start her own television and Internet studio, and with the magazine mogul Tina Brown leaving the resolutely mono-media New Yorker to do a print-film-television start-up for Miramax Films, "synergy" has become the media world's high-concept du jour.
I'm angry that it leaves me resolutely unenlightened, that it shows me not one fresh thing about the world or my life, and that we're being asked to pay £17.99 for the privilege of being told this is literature.
But one category he resolutely left unfilled was that of a wife.
Some audiences set such high standards for exoticism, indeed, that even the resolutely foreign Wehn has left them feeling short-changed.
"Listening to an accent," says Wehn, "is like going on holiday without having to shell out for it". Some audiences set such high standards for exoticism, indeed, that even the resolutely foreign Wehn has left them feeling short-changed.
I had expectations, you know?" But the little girl who resolutely packed up and left home collected herself and corralled the rest of her skills.
The eighty-three-year-old Antonioni returned to filmmaking after a ten-year absence (triggered by a debilitating stroke that left him unable to speak) with this resolutely idiosyncratic treatise on that most old-fashioned of themes: beauty.
It was a resolutely working-class environment and Reid left school at 16 and worked as an insurance clerk in Glasgow.
Striding resolutely forward thrusting her arms outward, Ms. Evans left no doubt that the woman she played was indomitable.
