Sentence examples for resolutely old from inspiring English sources

She was finally and resolutely old.

Founded in 1917, this city-center institution remains resolutely old school.

The work is Karl Goldmark's resolutely Old World Violin Concerto Sony Classical SKK 65949), and it brims with the personality missing from Mr. Bell's Decca albums.

Which leads to … D) NOT REALLY "CONVERGENT": The one authentic way for the public to engage with "Million Second Quiz" was resolutely old school: coming to Times Square and standing on the sidewalk.

In that mawkish speech, Harris first made a Monty Pythonesque reference to his deprived childhood (he was the first in his family to be educated beyond the age of 14) then he made a Brideshead Revisited reference to his "profound shock" on encountering the middle classes at Oxbridge, and then he made a Keir Hardie reference to the purity of his socialism, being resolutely "old Labour".

The 13 rooms are resolutely old fashioned, with well-worn furniture and floral wallpapers.

Much of the ice industry feels resolutely old-fashioned.

But the moviemaking is resolutely old-fashioned — as square as an Arthur Miller play or an evening of Tchaikovsky.

It was unpainterly, linear, illustrational, Fra Angelico-plus-Nazarenes, and tends to look resolutely old-fashioned now.

But the moviemaking is resolutely old-fashioned as square as an Arthur Miller play old-fashioned as Tchaikovsquare

His Pictorialist oevre was resolutely old-fashioned, although he refocussed the movement's first wave (from the turn of the century) with a sharper, modernist lyricism.