Sentence examples for resolutely played from inspiring English sources

At the outset Sara is sent by Pesach's aunt, Leah Sklarsky (resolutely played by Suzanne Toren), to nurse him.

While Novartis's chief executive, Daniel Vasella, has left the door open to a merger, Roche officials have resolutely played down such talk and Mr. Humer has insisted that it is "absolutely not a topic".

CANADA MEETING GIVES DIPLOMATS THE LABATT BLUES - GET IT?! *Holds up expectant high five until universe dissolves into nothing* Catherine Lucey and Rob Gillies: "President Donald Trump and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau resolutely played up their similarities at their first meeting Monday, even as obvious differences lurked behind their public smiles.

The disc begins with "Pro et Contra" (1966), an experimental work in which tonal gestures are ambushed by dense 12-tone yawps, and a solo cello (played resolutely by Truls Mork) picks its way through the wreckage.

One is the England band, who play resolutely through every game, and who have done a weird thing of unilaterally deciding, via the medium of loud horn instruments, what England fans should sing.

The tenor saxophonist Chris Potter played an aggressive and resolutely tonal solo like an organized assault.

The writer and his neglected wife, Sara, played poignantly by Ms. Locke, are resolutely stereotypical.

As played by the effervescent Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Nell is resolutely and joyfully human, recovering the woman from the legend.

All the adults, including the mother (played by Holly Hunter in the film), were portrayed in a resolutely negative light.

For once, the blue-eyed Hollywood star was allowed to play a resolutely non-heroic character.

Joey may be in the limelight, but the actors playing him resolutely aren't.