I'll probably miss them more than some of those comments that stuck resolutely in certain grooves, no matter what the issue, what the problem, what the challenge.
The front door was closed but not locked, a gesture of etiquette still resolutely practiced among certain of the older generation and which meant: Whoever is there, come on through.
He resolutely refused to do certain things practiced in polite society: Buy clothes, wear an overcoat, take a taxi or for that matter a train or a plane.
Plans may be delayed or diminished, but a complete halt to building is unlikely.France, in particular, seems certain to remain resolutely pro-nuclear.
With a landslide in Sunday's elections, he now impose his will more resolutely than ever before, making certain that the ruling Justice and Development party (AKP) extends its writ over the country another four years.
I resolve to resolutely restyle my resolutions.
In choosing "resolutely"—that is, in commiting myself to a certain course of action, a certain way of being in the world—I have given myself the rule that belongs to the role I come to adopt.
That said, while the words that follow the next comma are resolutely incorrect and based on nothing but blind optimism, we're certain that the South Korean manufacturer will build it if you tell them to.
In the historical case it is not, actually, certain whether the girl was lying; only that the women resolutely defended their innocence.
Yet another would dictate capitalization for certain religious terms and holidays, from "God" to "Mother of God" to "Easter" and "Christmas," which were resolutely lower-cased in Soviet times but are frequently upper-cased now.
