Sentence examples for public resolves from inspiring English sources

In Dostoevsky's short novel The Double, his tortured self-humiliating protagonist Golyadkin repeatedly hovers on the verge of doing something unutterably maladroit in public, resolves firmly not to, then finds himself waist-deep in doing it.

So too is dignified public resolve to carry on and deny the terrorists a psychological victory.

Public resolve to carry on with life is growing, too, Mr. Duncan insisted.

But there are clear indications of lingering political differences over Afghan strategy among NATO allies and of waning public resolve.

For all the potential dangers, officials sought to keep the threats from undermining public resolve or dealing a blow to the American and global economies.

"We give them land, they give us war," was the bitter Israeli joke and the public resolved long ago that it won't be fooled again.

Campaigns with aggressive slogans like Operation Soundtrap and The War on Noise came and went, vanquished by a lack of public resolve, tight budgets and more pressing problems like war and poverty.

Since the Reagan Administration, this has generally involved public resolve and threats of retaliation, to reassure Americans that their government is on the case and to warn terrorists that they inevitably will face death or capture if they plot against the United States.

"We'll be the first state in the country to mandate that every new gun must have an integrated lock system," he said, predicting that other states would follow suit in the face of what he described as a growing public resolve to press the gun control issue upon reluctant politicians.

He is critical of American political leadership for not doing enough to maintain public resolve for the future he sees.

He set into motion a public resolve to situate her in the "realm of myth" rather than of history.