Sentence examples for resolutely good from inspiring English sources

She's a resolutely good girl, but not a perfect one.

For all that the cliches and stereotypes may grate, the sentiment is resolutely good natured and warm hearted.

His women are resolutely good, with taste — rather than sex appeal — reflected in the checked wool jackets, a lapis blue sheath scattered with French knots, and a gray microcheck cashmere dress with black embroidered cap sleeves.

What I'm writing about here is resolutely not Good Disco.

But "fighting Anti-Semitism resolutely" sure sounds good, and passing a resolution doesn't cost anything.

Still, the work we put into that document will go unheeded and unused if countries like the US (and its allies in the War on Drugs, Russia and Japan) remain resolutely opposed to good policy reform.

"Resolutely boycott Korean goods!" said another.

Ribeiro plays an MJ Mini Me, moonwalking with gay abandon, while the full-sized Mike sings a fizzy-drink friendly version of "Billie Jean," a song so good, so resolutely not-of-this-world that even changing the lyrics of the chorus to, "You're the Pepsi generation/guzzle down and taste the thrill of the day," has no majorly adverse consequences.

(Listen to the summer hit "Chicken Fried" and think of the huge expenditures and steady income transfers that made it possible for the Zac Brown Band to both resolutely enumerate all that is good in the once Confederate state of Georgia and praise the Stars and Stripes as the only flag worth dying for).

How convenient to ignore that it was Barack Obama, a resolutely anti-torture president, who made good on the promise of Cheney and the previous administration to take down the al-Qaida leader.

I resolve to resolutely restyle my resolutions.