Where Crowley did prove most resolute was in her attempts to move the candidates along to the next topic.
By then, he was one of the finest and most resolute old men in pictures - some achievement in a culture horrified by age.
Seeing this "Donauwörth incident" as a straw in the wind, Lutheran and Calvinist rulers formed a Protestant Union (1608), the answer to which was the Catholic League (1609), headed by Maximilian, the most resolute Catholic prince in the empire.
Today, the most resolute economic progressives in town are the chair and vice chair of the Fed.
The Jesuit John Gerard wrote that he was "esteemed in his life to be one of the wisest and most resolute and sufficient gentlemen in Worcestershire".
Ms. Ringgold's most resolute activism is expressed in several stark political paintings that pit messages against abstract design, without either backing down.
Elected as a pro-choice governor in 2002 — YouTube is flooded with his passionate advocacy of abortion rights — he now presents himself as the most resolute anti-abortion candidate in the Republican field.
Bate claims that if contemporary readers were able to encounter the play without knowing who had written it, "it would not seem too bad"; but since we cannot forget Johnson's achievements in other fields of literature, reading Irene is an especially depressing experience: "the heart begins after a while to sink except in the most resolute Johnsonian, and sometimes even then".
Vietnam has been the most resolute of the Southeast Asian countries in standing up to China's claims over the South China Sea and its islands.
Witness the arrival of Mr Collins: "His cousin was as absurd as he had hoped, and he listened to him with the keenest enjoyment, maintaining at the same time the most resolute composure of countenance, and except in an occasional glance at Elizabeth, requiring no partner in his pleasure".
