Sentence examples for resolute hope from inspiring English sources
The novel's frequent temporal shifts (its most remarkable formal feature) entangle its accounts of individual and shared lives with the organizing conceit of planetary catastrophe, just as it juxtaposes its sense of inevitable doom with a resolute hope in the persistence of human culture embodied, in the novel, by a traveling troupe of Shakespearean actors.
President Taft and Mr. Knox are admittedly disappointed, but, with strong hopes and resolute determination, they are going to appeal from the verdict of the Senate Committee to the American people at large.
The first impression of Obama is of a resolute pragmatist, hoping for the best yet aware that on occasion he will deliver less.
To restore hope, we must be resolute in our stand against antisemitism.
I hope that President Obama will remain resolute in the face of continued pressure from Senators John McCain and Lindsey Graham for more forceful American action in Syria.
I left that experience resolute to support people like them - Deaf people in the developing world with dreams and hopes for their communities.
The competition is resolute.
