Sentence examples for resolutely referred from inspiring English sources

When Mr. Gibbs was pressed on the matter Thursday, he resolutely referred to his original statement exonerating the White House and refused to elaborate.

When I discussed this with a senior member of Tynwald before he showed me around the island's seat of power (which happens to be the oldest continuous parliament in the world), he became noticeably edgy about the possibility of me uttering the banned name of the rodent he resolutely referred to as a "longtail".

They are resolutely unafraid of what are usually referred to by rock critics as "duelling guitars", but underground is what they are.

I'm asking you to do two things: número uno, sharpen your eyes and ears to the noun the corporate media uses to reference you; and número dos, every time you are referred to as a consumer (which is virtually every time), say resolutely to yourself, "Citizen".

Atrash's complaint was referred to the Czech education ministry, which said it would "resolutely demand a change of the given data".

He referred to Communist China's founder three times with the phrase "Mao Zedong Thought," and he said that the party must "resolutely not follow Western political systems," something not mentioned at the last congress five years ago.

The US statement department spokesperson, Jen Psaki, noted that Kerry had been referring to the actions of others and resolutely opposed boycotts.

"We are resolutely against those who make a issue of things without referring to actual facts by needlessly accusing China, ignoring Chinese laws and interfering in Chinese internal politics," the spokesman told Xinhua.

She's a drag persona created by 25-year-old Austrian singer Thomas Tom Neuwirthth, a gay man who refers to his Conchita character as "she" but himself as resolutely male.

"Psych," a resolutely silly comedy-mystery starring James Roday as a fake-psychic police consultant, makes a practice of referring to old movies and television shows, and has frequently joked about "Twin Peaks".

While the latter are resolutely present, soldiers on the front lines face a supernatural force so powerful and destructive they refer to it as "The Devil".