His publisher at Spitalfields Life Books described him as "a purist who managed to resist any commercial imperative or editorial intervention … resolutely pursuing his own personal interests".
This is the great day – the great day of Peace, hoped for, longed for, at times appearing remote, almost unattainable, yet never despaired of, resolutely pursued, at last conquered.
From the long and unvaried custom, arbitrarily adopted, and resolutely pursued, by this Barbary State, they never have, & probably never will, recognize, the approbation of a Government, as essential to the completion and execution of a Treaty.
The highlight of Jaworski's career, however, was as the dauntless Watergate special prosecutor who resolutely pursued Nixon.
Everyone (his victims, his lover, the states attorney who resolutely pursues him) has become, at some point, spectator of his terrifying will.
"We will have to verify the commitment of the new government and its ability to resolutely pursue the huge structural reforms the country needs to improve its creditworthiness," he said.
Ideals resolutely pursued are apt to provoke the resentment of the world, and Burne-Jones encountered, endured and conquered an extraordinary amount of angry criticism.
Desultory talks were pursued for years.
Pursuing freedom for all?
But to Labrador, a Romney presidency could "make it work" only by pursuing a resolutely rightward course.
"Our two great Nordic countries should pursue resolutely a policy of appeasement for, whatever anyone may say, our two great countries should be the leaders of the world," he told Joachim von Ribbentrop, Hitler's foreign minister, on July 7 1939.
