Sentence examples for resolutely cleared from inspiring English sources

The late David Hemmings, upon whom he had an almighty crush during the creation of The Turn of the Screw in Venice in 1954, resolutely cleared him of any wrongdoing.

Lilly Ramírez is resolutely clear that lessons must be learned.

"13 Hours," however, resolutely steers clear of any of the potentially controversial election-year implications of the incident, in which four Americans, including Ambassador J. Christopher Stevens, were killed.

If last year's list tried to clear the decks of a resolutely native Young British Art creeping towards middle age and establishment status, this year's shortlist is interesting for different reasons.

Pacino's focus, the house makes clear, is resolutely inward.

Ball made an opening for himself on the right and when the ball went in to Hurst the inside forward resolutely worked for a clear view of the goal.

It is only when the speech defines a negative that the language is clear: "We must resolutely resist the impact of Western political models such as the multiparty system or separation of powers among the executive, legislative, and judicial branches".

I resolve to resolutely restyle my resolutions.

It showed her pouring big, bright, irresistible slurps of latex on the floor, making a resolutely abstract installation piece that spoke loud and clear of its own making.

Alchemy has so far remained resolutely mute on that point, but it is clear from sales of the Z3 and Mazda Miata, as well as from strong demand for the Honda S2000, that Americans have a strong and growing appetite for roadsters.

One thing is very clear — the audience at tonight's debate is resolutely against compromise and negotiation in Congress.