Sentence examples for resolute movement from inspiring English sources

Similarly, the two singers and the chorus heard in a Good Friday processional are not giving a performance: the resolute movement of each strong line toward the emphatic keynote matters more to them than constancy of pitch or exact synchronization along the way, and some of them seem to be breaking off now and then to make spoken comments.

Watch live here:   Hong Kong leader Leung Chun-ying pledged "resolute" action against the protest movement known as Occupy Central with Love and Peace.

But in spite of all the crushing blows and defeats it has received, revisionism ... remains the main danger to the international communist movement ... a resolute and uncompromising struggle must be waged against revisionism until it is utterly destroyed".

Hong Kong leader Leung Chad-ying had earlier pledged "resolute" action against the protest movement, known as Occupy Central with Love and Peace.

After this September offensive, the autumn rains set in, to make even more difficult Alexander's indirect movements, against Kesselring's resolute opposition, toward the mouth of the Po River.

But three years on, with the movement's young leaders remaining resolute, few – including, apparently, the president of the United States – believe that enough has changed or that much justice – if any – has been served.

If he had set out a little later or a little earlier, as I've said, if he had not been preoccupied, if he were more resolute by nature, or more agile in his movements..

But back came a resolute Hull, with Briscoe scoring again after a 60-metre movement involving a defence-splitting sprint from Gareth Raynor.

With extraordinary effort and determination and support of resolute parents fortunate enough to have adequate time and resources to devote to their child's rehabilitation, Kristín was able to regain some of the movement in her limbs.

Zooming into resolute faces and ricocheting around gray, airless interiors, the camera fails to transmit any sense of coherent movement — inside or outside the vessel.

Calm and resolute?