Conceived as an unbroken span without pause between movements, it is a curious concerto, technically demanding yet resolutely unshowy.
That may be the number of people left willing to experience films so intellectually demanding and so resolutely not "nice".
I resolve to resolutely restyle my resolutions.
In "A Question of Identity" (another essay collected in "Notes of a Native Son"), he writes, "The truth about that past is not that it is too brief, or too superficial, but only that we, having turned our faces so resolutely away from it, have never demanded from it what it has to give".
Today the chancellor resolutely refused to address falling levels of demand.
Australia's commissioner Donna Petrochenko, for example, was as forthright as her populace would demand in declaring that "Australia is resolutely opposed to commercial whaling in any form" and "strongly supports the moratorium".
The enormous clinical consequences of obesity demand that our health care system resolutely take on the mission of obesity and risk factor management and integrate this task into routine clinical care.
Reducing the enormous clinical consequences of obesity demands that our health care system resolutely integrate the mission of obesity management into clinic-based primary care and community-based programs, particularly in low SES communities.
Anticipation, for example, requires that Dasein acknowledge the unavoidable way in which its past is constitutive of who it is, precisely because anticipation demands of Dasein that it project itself resolutely onto (i.e., come to make its own) one of the various options established by its cultural-historical embeddedness.
His subjects were on the surface resolutely prosaic and artless, yet it can be argued that what he demanded of them was quality—he demanded that they be exemplary of the brave, groping, sometimes comic effort to create a built culture that would be consonant with an unprecedented nation.
