Sentence examples for resolutely confront from inspiring English sources
"Each week, thousands of sick children continue coming to health centres, demonstrating once again that we must resolutely confront the underlying causes of malnutrition in Niger".
Finally, in the touching "Between the Clock and the Bed" (1940-2), he is a brave figure who stands in his bedroom, his studio behind him, a symbolic clock without hands to the left, as he resolutely confronts the certainty of his end.
So people are heartened when a president seems to be acting resolutely in confronting a loathsome tyrant.
Another geeky productivity scheme with an online following, Autofocus achieves something similar using cleverly structured to-do lists to "force" the user to confront the tasks they've resolutely been avoiding.
We must confront violence, bigotry and hatred even more resolutely.
Shot entirely outside of the club, it is a resolutely candid account of three men facing failure, and the women who helped them confront it.
By focusing relentlessly on this threat -- and by remaining resolutely coy about a decision to go to war that seems to have been made a year ago -- President Bush and his advisers have succeeded brilliantly in largely confining debate to the modalities of confronting the threat (inspections, diplomacy and so on) and thus forcing their opponents, political and diplomatic, to fight on their ground.
"We never confronted anybody".
