Sentence examples for resolutely say from inspiring English sources

I've worked at companies whose culture is often heralded in the press as being unique – Google and Facebook, included – and I can resolutely say that the experiences that we had working at Digg were far and away more fun and rewarding and absolutely, mind-blowingly, outstandingly ridiculous than any Game Day or Hackathon that any NASDAQ-listed tech company can hold.

Instead of writing, "the grass was green," write, "The array of grass in the meadow tended to copy the very color of the trees, but in doing so would put its own spin on the color by darkening, so that it could very resolutely say, 'I'm grass, not a tree!'" defer.add img); Edit for foolish mistakes.

Bayer has resolutely said there will be no such sale, but it is open to partnership.

Any chief executive worth his or her options these days resolutely says the market will be healthy when companies get more "sensible" valuations.

Yet Jay Wiseman, a prominent BDSM spokesperson in America, resolutely says of EA that "you cannot reduce your odds to zero".

"They were staring at me resolutely," he said of the couple.

"It was a really tough game, we had to defend resolutely," Symons said.

Until now, the E.C.B. has resolutely avoided saying any such thing, giving the upper hand to hedge funds and other institutions that are busy shorting euro-zone debt.

But Mr. Gonzales has resolutely refused, saying administration lawyers would be discouraged from providing candid legal advice if they knew their memorandums could be used someday in a confirmation hearing.

Resolutely, she said, "It describes how a parent's love can so dramatically impact the lives of their children," and that my mother has assuredly affected the futures of many families.

The funding councils are resolutely refusing to say how the 2008 results will score in terms of future income.