Sentence examples for most resolutely from inspiring English sources

And then Simone hit them with the last and most resolutely up to date of the women, improbably named Peaches.

Most resolutely, he argued that the United States should cease what he called a habit of lecturing about democracy.

Avon, one of the most resolutely down-market of the major paperback imprints, used an image of Shakespeare's head as a colophon.

Just the other week, I had a 2004 Bandol from Château Pradeaux ($37), one of the most resolutely traditional of Bandol producers.

Even the most resolutely unscientific visitor would be hard-pressed to tour them and not feel gripped by the excitement of it all.

His Otto remains the most resolutely European of the film's characters, a wise and kindly presence with an edge of formality.

Most stood resolutely upright, though a few leaned crazily and might have benefited from staking.

Some responded to the incendiary rhetoric of demagogic preachers such as Robert "Fighting Bob Shuler and Carl McIntiree, but most remained resolutely apolitical.

Although thousands of consumers have been very successful in their challenges, banks have remained, for the most part, resolutely silent on this issue in the hope that it will just go away.

Though by 1860 there were in fact about 250,000 free blacks in the South, most Southern whites resolutely refused to believe that the slaves, if freed, could ever coexist peacefully with their former masters.

It was a deconstructed version of Shakespeare's tragedy, directed by Kit McKay, a student from Indianapolis, and the only thing that wasn't surprising about it was that the play was presented at Sarah Lawrence College -- one of the most liberal and resolutely experimental colleges in the United States.