Sentence examples for really resolving from inspiring English sources

Instruments have brought colour to the study of institutions, and sharpened the debate over colonialism, without really resolving it.

There's a neat puzzle-box quality to the way Julavits sets forth these themes without ever really resolving them.

"Jasmine" is more vague, a whispery caress that rolls out deliberately, adding in sharp percussion, lazy bass, bracing shards of digital noise and more but never really resolving.

Mr. Gallant's collection of Mametian aphorisms and ominous pauses, in which five mob bosses and a suspicious dealer sit down for an annual territory-carving card game, maps out some promising clashes and then wraps them up without ever really resolving them.

"I'm trying to get more focused on the human-interest side," O'Dell explains, "and not really resolving skate gossip.

"He's really resolved that".

That didn't really resolve it.

But that doesn't really resolve the problem.

It didn't really resolve any major points.

We will never really resolve who among us is happier with our choices.

"So you get into a discussion and nothing is really resolved.