Sentence examples for resolve to lead from inspiring English sources

"It teaches us to resolve to lead lives of passion and conviction," he said.

Madeline Levine, author of "Teach Your Children Well": I resolve to lead with my ears and not my mouth.

Here are some of them: Madeline Levine, author of "Teach Your Children Well": I resolve to lead with my ears and not my mouth.

Dead Poets Society teaches us to resolve to lead lives of passion and conviction, mindful of the fact that in the story of our lives the script is ours to write, but the ending has long been decided.

And would Brian Clough have found the resolve to lead Nottingham Forest to two European Cup victories had he not been humiliatingly sacked by Leeds United after just 44 days?

As the world joins us in observing this day recalling a national catastrophe involving the loss of thousands of innocent lives in the World Trade Center tragedy, we the people, no matter what religion, nationality, creed or faith, as true Americans, should introspectively resolve to lead our lives according to the principles of equality, justice and liberty for all.

In 1824, Bella Salomon, an observant Jew living in Berlin, gave a copy of the St. Matthew to her grandson, Felix Mendelssohn, who resolved to lead a performance.

While this did not oblige him to take religious vows, it was reported that he afterward resolved to lead a chaste and ascetic life.

On May 25th, to tumultuous acclaim in a Delhi stadium, she returned, "doubly resolved to lead the fight for our beloved country".

Resolving to lead a simple life, he gave his share of the family money to three of his siblings; since they were very rich already, he believed they could not be corrupted further by receiving his portion.

On the screen, however, the curtain is rung on her repudiation by Bruce, who is apparently resolved to lead a clean life, and by his adoption and removal of their son.