Sentence examples for renewed resolve from inspiring English sources

Cardiff, though, showed renewed resolve after the break, epitomised by Kelvin Etuhu's aggressive surges from midfield.

Our response to today's proliferation must be renewed resolve, not throwing up our hands in professed powerlessness.

With the appointments, the president showed a renewed resolve to hold Wall Street accountable for wrongdoing, extolling his candidates' records as prosecutors.

But hours after Mr Yanukovych deprived his country of a chance to converge with Europe, turning to Russia instead, tens of thousands of students and middle-class Ukrainians came out to defy him with renewed resolve.

France's renewed resolve to wage war on Isis is almost certain to trigger the unprecedented suspension of the Schengen agreement – the treaty which abolished systematic border checks between most European Union countries.

Draghi and the political leaders all also committed themselves to "the integrity" of the eurozone, suggesting a renewed resolve not to allow any of the 17 members, most particularly Greece, to leave the currency.

But the news also renewed my resolve to create "Journey".

That's when I renewed my resolve: toys only.

Algeria, after a shock defeat to Malawi, found renewed defensive resolve to make it through to the quarter-finals, but scored just once in the group phase, while Nigeria were similarly lacking in fluency, placing both their coaches under threat.

Abe described Obama's visit as "courageous", saying: "An American president has come into contact with the reality of an atomic bombing and renewed his resolve toward realising a world without nuclear weapons.

So earlier this year, just when Oprah, the nation's über-dieter, renewed her resolve to snack on flaxseed, Ms. Griffith went the other way, joining a tenacious movement that is scorning the diet industry and what one pair of bloggers labels, "the obesity epidemic booga booga booga".