Sentence examples for more resolute than from inspiring English sources

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

"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.

Fighting words provide a way for Mr. Gore to depict himself as more resolute than President Clinton and more reliable than his attractive but untested opponent.

Mawhinney said students felt "infuriated, betrayed and more resolute" than ever before, and that while a rent strike was not on the cards, "the university is facing an escalation in student [protest] on the subject of accommodation fees.

There is an active struggle in Munro's language that inoculates the woman against anything more resolute than a "swish... for the time given": both character and reader are aware of the momentary, if pleasing, deception.

On Henry II's death (1559), Condé came forward as the military leader of the Huguenots: he needed their backing to make himself at all considerable politically; they needed a princely patron more resolute than his eldest brother Anthony of Bourbon, king of Navarre, though Condé's licentious way of life accorded ill with their principles.

"I'm more resolute now than ever.

But when they get aroused they are far more resolute and harsher than an authoritarian system".

This is what we saw in Eight Belles — she was more resolute and competitive than was good for her, and she literally ran herself to death.

Hardened criminals more resolute and dangerous than young Abdulmutallab "flip" or "snitch" all the time and provide information for further investigation of their confederates' plans or for use in future prosecutions.

"This school has emerged from the ashes of the towers more cohesive, more resolute and more dedicated than ever".