Despite patchy similarities, our detailed work on cheek teeth in EdaTa and Edardl-J mice show that all dental morphotypes defined in Edardl-J mice resolutely differ from those of EdaTa mice.
He is a ruthless gangster who gets what is coming to him; she is a woman turned by a stroke of fate from mousy waitress into tragic heroine defining herself resolutely and disastrously in extreme circumstances.
Although Newcastle defended resolutely at times, Steven Taylor being bloodied in doing so, it was Eintracht Frankfurt's spectacular ability to miss golden opportunities that defined this game.
Some adolescents define their autonomy by being resolutely contrary, and often do damage to themselves (and others) by being deaf to common sense or to appeals to common standards just to stay contrary.
Hope and Crosby had Dorothy Lamour, but that kind of honey trap would bring Eros into the equation, thereby endangering the childlike innocence ( really, a convenient naïveté) that defines Tintin, a character who's as resolutely neutered as his dog presumably is.
Mr. Kemper's answer was both sly and accurate, because both names — one rough-and-tumble, the other resolutely respectable — are used by the local community board to define the same area west of Eighth Avenue, from 59th Street to the mid-30s.
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".
Parks defines this kind of writing as "ironic anthropology," and his style throughout is resolutely unmethodical: a lighthearted farrago of personal anecdote, off-the-cuff social analysis, history, occasional kvetching, and small, unforgettable images, all held together by the author's wry, intelligent, unassuming, sometimes grumpy, and somehow quintessentially English voice.
At the New York Philharmonic, Alan Gilbert's emphasis is resolutely on contemporary music.… Amazing physical feats that evoke animated special effects — gliding on the tips of toes, the surreal twisting of joints — are some of the elements that define the… You may never be certain you are saying the name of this restaurant correctly.
Though Sartre resolutely insisted on the primacy of "free organic praxis" methodologically, ontologically, and ethically, on which he based the freedom and responsibility that define his humanism, he respected what his critic Louis Althusser called "structural causality" and made allowance for it with his concept of the practico-inert.
