Sentence examples for resolutely telling from inspiring English sources

Although US leaders have condemned China's laws, they are engaging in the same rhetoric of national security stateside, suggesting that technology companies find a magical way to create secure backdoors through a Manhattan-like project despite technologists and experts resolutely telling politicians that to do so is to mandate insecurity.

She hasn't got it all figured out and when she acts out -- as she did Sunday night going to buy cocaine -- it's as if she's resolutely telling the truth about her life in a way my articles, and others, never do.

Mr Blair struck a resolutely diffident pose, telling a media lunch that his face had been used to advertise Sanatogen - but that at least it was not Viagra.

During that time he resolutely refused to give telling interviews and cited with approval an Israeli journalist who wrote that Mr. Ross never said anything he did not intend.

If Pm were a girl, her face would be shiny, and she would be conscientiously resolutely promiscuous and tell all her boy friends about their complexes.

Project researchers resolutely deny anyone told them what to find, but critics say they have forced an illusion of consensus in some cases.

The short answer is what I'm doing right now, which is Googling my way to other sources on a story the Times itself resolutely refuses to tell.

Once again, my dad is resolutely lambasted as there seems no point in telling so private a tale without being truthful.

This is my first time at CES, and despite everyone telling me it's going to suck, I resolutely think it will not.

Record companies remained resolutely uninterested: Darcus Beese told them to come back when they'd written some music.

This 400-page book is not the work of gullible fools, it is a resolutely serious attempt to tell the world of the many uncertainties surrounding how best to make and apply biochar.