Sentence examples for resolve something from inspiring English sources

She knew I had to resolve something".

"It can be rewarding, when you resolve something in a way that is satisfying to everyone.

"I kind of flew in expecting to maybe resolve something in our first go-round, but that didn't happen," Cashman said.

The Rangers considered it a test of patience and resolve, something they say they have found in their stretch run toward the playoffs.

IT TOOK a little more than 48 hours for Condoleezza Rice to resolve something that Israeli and Palestinian officials at all levels and despite the considerable persuasive powers of James Wolfensohn, the former World Bank president who is now a Middle East peace envoy had been arguing about for five months.

'At the end of the day, you have to resolve something on legal principles and you're not going to do something different just because you're a man or a woman.' Since stepping down in 2006, O'Connor's absence on the Court has been mourned by many, who are discomforted by its ideological shift to the right.

"I think I just resolved something about this one," he said, somewhat conspiratorially.

Elegance is a term used in the worlds of mathematics and science for something that is perfectly resolved, something that can be imagined no other way.

When suspicions turn out to be reality, all too often they become unhappy miserable about resolving something costly and disruptive, yet terrified about being complicit in peddling a dangerous product.

Trauma just is the sort of event that is never entirely resolved, something that we are never over and done with.

Many subplots were resolved, something Zack Handlen writing for the AV Club found satisfying, saying that the book had "a blessed willingness to tie up loose ends," something he felt Jordan had been unwilling to do.