Sentence examples for resolute experience from inspiring English sources
From classic like 'Voodoo People' and 'Everybody in the Place' to the more recent 'Invaders Must Die' and 'The Day is My Enemy', the title track of this year's sixth album, they're a thrillingly resolute experience - and more nakedly political than might be remembered in the ever-fresh free party anthem 'Their Law'.
Cold-blooded and resolute, he experiences two or three emotions in the course of a novel and employs a vocabulary of about a hundred words.
I left that experience resolute to support people like them - Deaf people in the developing world with dreams and hopes for their communities.
Yet many also describe him as a resolute figure whose hard experience as Iran's prime minister during the 1980s taught him not to fear risky decisions.
"So now the journey leads us back to Texas, neither discouraged nor disenchanted, but instead rewarded for the experience and resolute to remain in the arena and in the service of a great nation," Perry promised.
The author, whose two young children were killed in a car accident, captures the feeling of helpless, almost resolute submission that she experienced in the face of getting news of the disaster: "I immediately felt how impossible it was to raise myself to the scale of the event.
Initially, such a rule did not apply when spousal roles were reversed, but the Shakers' experience with the resolute Eunice Chapman led them to make it universal.
And in a statement last year, the Fed said it was "resolute to learn from our experiences".
The New York Fed fired its employee and notified law enforcement agencies, saying at the time that it was "resolute to learn from our experiences".
She describes her experiences with a resolute commitment to detail; there is the brutal, visceral truth about her enforced labour in the camp – "I dug the ditches where the bodies of 50 distant relatives from Lodz would burn" – and there are harrowing stories of murdered children and savage violence.
The game settled into a pattern of West Germany trying to break down a resolute defence that had the calmness, experience and unerring positional ability of Jennings as the last line.
