Sentence examples for resolute critics from inspiring English sources
Trump in the last 72 hours has given hope to people who think it's now possible," said Erick Erickson, a conservative radio talk show host and one of Trump's most resolute critics.
Edgar wants us to believe Azzam Tamimi, who praises Palestine suicide bombers, is a resolute critic of Hamas extremism.
Senator Russell D. Feingold, the Wisconsin Democrat who has been the Senate's most resolute critic of the administration's antiterror proposals, quickly took on Mr. Ashcroft over his testimony that criticism of the administration "gives ammunition to America's enemies, and pause to America's friends".
The jury is a long way from its verdict on that one, but Manning for once was resolute in his response to a critic, mainly with his strongest and most sustained big-game body language.
Ms. Merkel's critics accuse her of not being resolute enough in foreign policy.
As one of the early critics of Milosevic, she has also been resolute in her critique of Serbian nationalism.
Suffering from what he called "a critic's weakness for ideas," Kazin was nevertheless a ruthless assessor whose greatest legacy is his resolute honesty.
Even Ulysses' resolute final utterance—"To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield"—is undercut by irony, when Baum and later critics compare this line to Satan's "courage never to submit or yield" in John Milton's Paradise Lost (1667).
But Leong remains resolute.
