Sentence examples similar to reply resolutely from inspiring English sources
To which Ms. O'Shaughnessy, fighting a double-digit deficit in a Columbus Dispatch poll, resolutely replies, "I don't believe the voters will allow an anointment".
Why not drag the truth screaming into the open?" Lord Bragg, a member of the Lords communications committee, replied: "It was denied resolutely by people who you know very well and who you have worked for who said this was an isolated case by one bad apple.
I resolve to resolutely restyle my resolutions.
Yes, he replied gently, it is political.It has always seemed odd, viewed from Brussels, that so many Britons should so resolutely insist on treating the euro as above all an economic matter, when other Europeans have never disguised the fact that they regard the single currency as primarily a "political project".
Resolutely melodic, without pretenses.
Peterson is resolutely alarmist.
"No," he says, resolutely.
"Birgit Prinz," he says resolutely.
Instead, he seemed resolutely businesslike.
"I suppose," Sallie said resolutely.
