Sentence examples for resolutely by from inspiring English sources

"But I don't do that," explains Creed, holding his arms resolutely by his sides.

The demonstrators are angry at the Brotherhood in part because it has stood resolutely by the agreement it struck with the ruling military council in November.

That was their excuse to pass up an opportunity to act resolutely by putting the debt-burdened agency on a reasonably solid financial footing for years to come.

She said she had no regrets about standing resolutely by her father, even though it will deprive her of a spot in the Olympics on the same Wimbledon grass where she reached the final in 2007.

In a Britain where the fissures of class portrayed in "Upstairs/Downstairs" or "Downton Abbey" remained firmly in place, the Commission stood resolutely by the principle of equality in death; war and its casualties proved to be great levellers.

In 2007, while other ministers wanted to replace John Howard as the captain of the Coalition's sinking ship, Abbott stood resolutely by his political hero all the way to a humiliating election defeat.

Getting past the submarine commander's resolutely-by-the-book and sometimes sappy moments (the latter jettisoned in the 1959 movie adaptation with Gregory Peck), I like to think that the novel might prompt a small crew of my students to venture to a library where they'd dust off and hoist oversized atlases.

Its appeals were welcomed by Belarus and often by Kazakhstan but were resolutely rebuffed by Ukraine.

At the outset Sara is sent by Pesach's aunt, Leah Sklarsky (resolutely played by Suzanne Toren), to nurse him.

However, in a letter to Yvette Cooper, seen by the Guardian, the Home Office has resolutely stood by its position.

Well beyond that, the Republicans and industry groups intend to pursue avenues resolutely blocked by the Clinton administration, most important by seeking to open federally owned land in Alaska and other Western states to oil drilling, mining, logging and other activities.