Sentence examples for resolve instead of from inspiring English sources
Had she held to that resolve instead of acceding to the shrill demands of the amped-up genre movie, Ms. de Van might have nurtured the promising subtleties of her early scenes.
It was a characteristic American effort, full of resolve instead of beauty, with defenders hustling, sliding, diving, heading away crosses, not giving Rooney many touches on the ball or space to operate.
John McCain changed his position daily, raging against greed, calling for the chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission to go and for a panel to be appointed to study Wall Street's collapse.Mr Obama called for bipartisanship, resolve instead of panic, and support for the administration as it sought to craft a strategy to turn aside catastrophe.
Let's vow to resolve instead of react.
The Conservative party was one from which we were excluded, thought of as a problem to be resolved instead of an integral part of British society, and which often demonstrated the old colonialist mindset described by Chuka Umunna in his article on Boris Johnson's election chances for London's mayor.
From Camden, New Jersey, she reported on a man who won a duck in a penny raffle and resolved, instead of using the bird as food, to give it, as a pet, to his daughter, who'd been pleading for a bunny for Easter.
The use of time-resolved instead of steady-state instrumentation eliminates common sources of error, such as inner filter artifacts [ 8].
Three linkage groups were resolved instead of four in the previous map [ 18], with each linkage group corresponding to one of the three chromosomes.
The tribes then stopped buying the name-brand cigarettes and resolved instead to stock the shelves of their convenience stores with their own cigarettes.
Learning to express anger in a healthy way will help couples resolve conflicts, instead of letting them simmer.
We must do all that we can to work together as fellow citizens of a democracy and civilly debate these polarizing issues (like immigration reform) until we resolve them, instead of resorting to violence, which will consume and destroy us all.
