Sentence examples for resolutely because from inspiring English sources

"We must commit ourselves very resolutely because there isn't an alternative solution, for the simple reason that there isn't an alternative planet," he added.

Some politicians have said they suspected that Mr. Medvedev did not act more resolutely because he had to lobby for Mr. Putin's approval, and Mr. Putin has a better rapport with Mr. Luzhkov.

Historically, the protocols have been hailed as significant because they cast doubt on claims made by the Nazis and later by the Soviet Union's Cold War opponents that the Red Army's soldiers only fought so resolutely because they would otherwise have been executed by the Soviet secret police.

Macron, who recently founded his own political movement and is tipped as a possible French presidential contender, told Le Monde: "If I was British, I would vote resolutely 'remain' because it's in the UK's interest.

Maybe because their preoccupations seem so resolutely antiheroic, or because their ambitions fit so snugly within their love of genre, the scale of this project was hard to spot at first.

NB: I would also like to say in Hayley's defence that, though she was presented as A Bit of a Cow – not necessarily untrue, and also a resolutely positive thing, because how else would we have resurrected "WEIRDO" as an insult?

After rising during 2005, the dollar seems to be heading resolutely south, in part because the interest-rate gaps between America and other countries are narrowing.

But the party, he added, "rose up amid the setbacks and continued to go forward victoriously" because it "resolutely adhered to the principle of seeking truth from facts".

Tellingly, though, fiction has failed to interrogate this kind of existential threat, presumably because a resolutely machine intelligence lacks dramatic potential.

In the field of world policy, I would dedicate this nation to the policy of the good neighbour: the neighbour who resolutely respects himself and, because he does so, respects the rights of others; the neighbour who respects his obligations and respects the sanctity of his agreements in and with a world of neighbours.

And because the resolutely spiritual monks restrict their minuscule sales to isolated Sint-Sixtus, it's also among the most exclusive.