Sentence examples for more resolutely than from inspiring English sources

What people who gathered in Ferguson have sought, even more resolutely than the police officer's name, is, simply, respect.

With a landslide in Sunday's elections, he now impose his will more resolutely than ever before, making certain that the ruling Justice and Development party (AKP) extends its writ over the country another four years.

Inevitably, retailers will be turning themselves inside out to lure any potential customers, as consumers sit on their wallets even more resolutely than they did during the holiday season.

Francis' life and work, we find a surprising series of connections that speak to us today more resolutely than ever. .

Wilkins noted that the film's violence "isn't necessarily stronger than in contemporary giallo films like Argento's Deep Red", but that it is "more resolutely tied to aberrant sexuality than almost anywhere else in the genre".

Nothing makes Brits more resolutely determined to 'get on with things' than hysterical commentators trying to suggest we're reeling.

"We stand more resolutely on the strength of that statement" than ever before, Clapper testified before the Senate Armed Services Committee on Thursday.

He should hesitate more resolutely - and refuse.

We must confront violence, bigotry and hatred even more resolutely.

Yasser Arafat telephoned his condolences to Binyamin Netanyahu; he was told to act more resolutely against terrorists.

Although English naturalist Charles Darwin did not commit himself on the origin of life, others subscribed to hypothesis 4 more resolutely.