Sentence examples for resolve to always from inspiring English sources

She excelled under pressure, faultless in her resolve to always deliver the best story possible, often under the most daunting conditions.

Vonn had been skiing on men's skis in the speed events, but to do so in the more turn-filled, precise technical events took courage and a resolve to always ski aggressively.

Even in coma, his resolve to always fight on was the embodiment of the F1 spirit.

I resolve to always leave something on my plate.

He said he'd resolved to always be an observer rather than a participant.

It's an inner resolve to learn and always believe in the ability to do better.

His voice resonant, even though his speech was slow and somewhat slurred, Dr. Coffin told the congregants that there was "a huge difference between patriotism and nationalism". "Patriotism at the expense of another nation is as wicked as racism at the expense of another race," he declared, adding: "Let us resolve to be patriots always, nationalists never.

At a time when whites ran everything in America, he took orders from no one and resolved to live always as if color did not exist.

Tesco's Finest Sloe Gin (29% abv) is not half bad at £14 for a full-size bottle, and you can always resolve to make your own in 2017.

Genomic features measuring sequence complexity and ENCODE features measuring functional features of chromatin23 have the lowest discriminative power, either because the assays do not always resolve to a few nucleotides, or because the features aggregate signals covering tens of base pairs.

If I'm wrong, and if shifting our national gaze towards the light doesn't change anything or help more people step out of hopelessness and shame, well, we can always resolve to go back and focus on the bad news next year.