Sentence examples for resolutely fighting from inspiring English sources
They also said they were sending a signal to supporters that Mrs. Clinton was still resolutely fighting to win the presidential nomination, despite news reports in recent days about her dispirited campaign operation and her own somber outlook on the race.
"Resolutely fighting against violent terrorist criminal activities, upholding the law and unity of the Motherland fits the basic interest and reflects the wish of of all ethnic groups in Xinjiang," it says.
In a brief response, Mr Xi said China "must resolutely continue fighting against the overweening arrogance of these violent terrorists" (see Xinhua news agency, in Chinese).The timing and location are likely to have alarmed the authorities as much as the violence itself.
Tough luck: this film resolutely sticks to fighting old battles.
But "fighting Anti-Semitism resolutely" sure sounds good, and passing a resolution doesn't cost anything.
A new stoicism has descended on them: they will stay resolutely on the back benches, fighting their hardest against every damned Tory act of meanness to the poor, gifts to the rich and shrinking of the public realm, knowing they themselves may not be the ones that see their party back to power.
But the Israeli Army resolutely calls them terrorists even though it is fighting them in a classic guerrilla war, the kind that armies rarely win.
The state media has been awash in denunciation of dangerous rumors, and earlier Tuesday, as Josh Chin points out, Chinese Web sites had vowed to "resolutely support and work with relevant government departments" in fighting their spread.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel professed Germany's solidarity with the U.K. "I confirm on behalf of Germany and its citizens that we stand firmly and resolutely by Britain's side when it comes to fighting any kind of terrorism," Merkel said in a statement.
To which Ms. O'Shaughnessy, fighting a double-digit deficit in a Columbus Dispatch poll, resolutely replies, "I don't believe the voters will allow an anointment".
