A walk along Kalakaua reminds us why the Village resolutely faces outward to the ocean and inward to its streams, pools and palms.
Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak had to respond resolutely before facing Malaysian voters, while President Aquino needed to ensure continued Malaysian support for the peace talks knowing he could be vulnerable to criticism as the welfare of Filipinos hung in the balance.
While the latter are resolutely present, soldiers on the front lines face a supernatural force so powerful and destructive they refer to it as "The Devil".
We must face resolutely the grim realities of this hour, fully cognizant of the fact that the Communists can be restrained only by firmness and countervailing power.
Nureyev, so fierce and neurotic, so vulnerable, so beautiful – like a deer suddenly caught in our headlamps – is faced resolutely inwards.
It has implications that will be of interest to practitioners and it is an incisive argument for doing philosophy differently: attentive to the epistemic challenges scientists actually face, resolutely local and contextual, and unabashedly normative.
An 80-year-old unmarried woman faces resolutely her declining years; a widower suddenly takes his first steps alone after 55 years of marriage; an aged mother finds her children too busy to have her around.
But elections are inevitably about the future and Clinton will have to face resolutely forward if she hopes to move ahead and, after November 2016, into the White House.
(First and foremost: What is a poodle doing hosting a cooking show?) But it is delightful precisely because it refuses to answer, pursuing its unlikely premise for years with a resolutely straight face.
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.
But Khan has resolutely refused to entertain any prospect of facing Brook, who successfully defended his IBF title at the weekend with an easy win over Frankie Gavin.
