Sentence examples similar to resolute power from inspiring English sources

In a Britain that seemed to regard West Indians as nothing but "a problem", recalled the black writer Caryl Phillips, "the West Indies team … appeared as a resolute army, with power and creative genius in equal measure".

Assisted by YouTube, the demonstrators praying unflinchingly on Kasr al-Nil as they are assaulted by water cannons have swiftly accumulated even more moral-spiritual power than the resolute satyagrahis of Mahatma Gandhi did in their own media-deprived time.

Birmingham produced a battling second-half performance but the lack of fire-power against a resolute Watford defence.

They are reluctantly grasping what many outsiders in Europe and the U.S. still cannot get their heads around: that Ariel Sharon's resolute government will be solidly in power for years to come.

Yet, Vernon says, "she never lost her resolute independence of thought, and sought power not for self glory but to succour the weak of the world".

"It is an urgent task to promptly restructure our overall nuclear power policies under a resolute system and revive domestic and international trust," Shiozaki said in comments posted on his website.

She was powerful and resolute.

But the reader is left in no doubt that Clinton is her own woman, with her own resolute ideas about the nature of American power.

They lacked the power to halt the Nazis' resolute determination to murder Jews".

If that is the case, how can the powers, however united, determined and resolute, mould a 21st century world economy that marches to their collective drum?

But Osborne used the opportunity to warn that Britain would be "resolute and firm" in seeking to repatriate powers before a referendum on whether the UK should quit the union.