For a while, it seemed unclear how large and restive the crowd would become, or how resolutely the marchers would seek to defy the court order and head to the disputed site.
As I stood facing Pope Francis on that early December morning, I thought of how critical it is that those who seek solutions and a path forward stand together resolutely.
Yet the tumultuous personal quest for office and influence led many aristocrats to seek support among the people, sometimes with radical measures of land reform which Cicero, among others, resolutely opposed.
In June 2014, speaking to the Labour Friends of Israel, he said that, if elected as prime minister, he would seek closer ties with Israel and opposed the boycott of Israeli goods, saying that he would "resolutely oppose the isolation of Israel" and that nobody in the Labour party should question Israel's right to exist.
Seek diversity, not just in terms of nationality, ethnicity and race, but also in terms of financial background, especially if your bearings have been resolutely and narrowly upper middle class.
What people who gathered in Ferguson have sought, even more resolutely than the police officer's name, is, simply, respect.
But the party, he added, "rose up amid the setbacks and continued to go forward victoriously" because it "resolutely adhered to the principle of seeking truth from facts".
By contrast, Foucault (2002b[1978a]: 226–7) adopts a resolutely descriptive tone in explicating the 'how' of power, seeking a 'multiplication or pluralization of causes'.
"Washington, wedded to a policy of 'strategic patience' that seeks to contain North Korea without rewarding it for its bad behaviour, has resolutely resisted".
But though Pistorius and Louw were resolutely upbeat, Pistorius, nicknamed Blade Runner, continues to generate conflicting emotions in the milieu that he has long sought to integrate.
Clinton, who has yet to declare she is seeking the presidency, kept the bulk of her speech to a League of Conservation Voters dinner in New York resolutely vanilla.
