Sentence examples for resolve of a from inspiring English sources

UK as "the steely resolve" of "a spinster who has nearly given up on love".

When she has to break bad news, her "stride had the resolve of a train wreck in the making": a dynamic, incisive and unforgettable protagonist.

The idea is for Cameron to cling on to power and try to break the resolve of a Labour-led parliamentary majority to vote him down.

"But sometimes a judge emphasizes the resolve of a survivor, and says we're lucky to have them as part of our country, and that's really healing," Axford said.

Perhaps a bald eagle could soar from the pit to symbolize the rise of souls and the resolve of a country.

He speaks of Murdoch and his empire with the steely resolve of a man who knows he's right about what's wrong.

To put himself in position to serve for the match, Sampras ripped a forehand passing shot for a winner to crush the resolve of an aching Gambill.

Whatever notions Djokovic had expressed beforehand about respecting Murray's integrity and fitness, the Serb looked increasingly woebegone as he failed to break the resolve of an opponent over whom he held a 24‑10 career advantage.

In conclusion, we presented the optical characterization, also time resolved, of a single and of an ensemble TCQRs.

It requires a discussion among rational agents, which would allow for the evolution of their initial positions, in order to reach a shared resolving of a particular problem.

Taxonomic analysis at the strain level can be used to resolve serotypes of a pathogen in biosurveillance.