Sentence examples for resolutely pushing from inspiring English sources

Theresa May is resolutely pushing on with whatever she wants to do regardless.

WHEN a politician who has been resolutely pushing a cherished but controversial reform suddenly declares himself flexible about it, watch out for a change of course.

Looking at the careers of President Clinton or Vice President Al Gore, one gets the sense of a man running a marathon, resolutely pushing on with thoughts of glory at the finish tape.

I resolutely push them aside and dutifully focus on my aim - to stay upright.

Whereas Perec resolutely pushes the reader away from grasping that absence, Beauman is more generous – history forces its way back in.

Meanwhile Obama's bold budget, which he so fondly nicknames "middle-class economics", will likely escape major media attention amid all this immigration kerfuffle, but still be resolutely pushed forward by the administration.

The image of Nadal in poetic self-immolation, the glorious athlete pushing himself resolutely toward his own undoing, is so mesmerizing and distressing that I've heard it raised by spectators and coaches and by former competitors who now run the tournaments Rafa enters.

AIG was preparing to float AIA for up to $25 billion when Prudential stepped in with an offer $10 billion higher.Tidjane Thiam, Prudential's current chief executive, and Mark Tucker, his predecessor, have pushed resolutely towards Asian expansion.

While from the outside the museum has changed little (even the new Asian pavilion is tucked into a sunken square partly enclosed by two arms of the old building), it has pushed resolutely in the one direction that is most fraught for the Dutch: downward, into the water that permeates and surrounds the Dutch earth.

It is, in essence, a person pressing cue and then pushing a fader it is undramatic, unshowy, resolutely not flashy.

Yesterday's abortion ruling is the latest example of Court decisions that push back, resolutely, to a decent center.