Sentence examples for much more resolute from inspiring English sources

Glazer is much more resolute.

Legalists were much more resolute in their willingness to dispense with traditional modes of rule, and they questioned the very relevance of the past to the present.

Everton's fans were angry at a second-half goal from Phil Jagielka being ruled out for offside and were complaining about offside and a possible handball in the build-up to Fernandinho's goal, but the rousing reception Martinez's players received at the final whistle showed Goodison Park's appreciation for a much more resolute display.

Though equivocal, that finding is evidence enough for the hawks who long for a much more resolute president in the mold of George W. Bush.

Much more resolute was La Cañada City Councilman Len Pieroni, who crafted his own civic wish as he sipped on his hot chocolate.

C.A.: According to the analysis of procrastination I have developed in my work, one reason that procrastination is so common — much more common, presumably than resolute and dramatic acts of senseless self-destruction — is that it can proceed via choices that are individually negligible.

Isis similarly cultivates an atmosphere of fear among its enemies, so that the Iraqi army disintegrated when Isis forces stormed Mosul last June and much the same thing happened when they attacked the supposedly more resolute Iraqi Peshmerga in Sinjar and Nineveh Plain a few months later.

We wanted his take on nascent startups specifically, as — unlike a growing number of VCs, who wait for companies to better establish themselves — Resolute tends to write checks when there's a founder, an idea, and not much more.

Lawmakers are slightly more resolute this time.

"I'm more resolute now than ever.

What we write down seems more final, more resolute.