Sentence examples for resolve to study from inspiring English sources

Despite his resolve to study three hours a night, he had found out that he had flunked a quiz on the Fourth Amendment.

I resolve to study the Lands Endd catalogue to find just the right suitcase, with just the right wheels, in just the right color.

Rabbi James Ponet, the Jewish chaplain at Yale, which has 20 students studying in Israel, said that while the bombing may have strengthened some students' resolve to study in Israel, it is parents who often make the decision.

Around the same time when Koolhaas was traveling to Lagos, San Diego-based architect Teddy Cruz was visiting Mexico's border towns with a similar resolve to study under-the-radar urban phenomena.

Just as awareness of the secondhand negative consequences of passive smoke inhalation has heightened the public health resolve to curb smoking, learning about the secondhand effects of alcohol misuse may heighten the resolve to study and implement effective interventions to reduce alcohol misuse.

Negrych resolved to study mathematics.

When he found out his wife was pregnant, Danny resolved to study the whole Encyclopaedia Britannica, so he could answer all his son's questions.

Weyl was particularly impressed with Hilbert's lectures on number theory and resolved to study everything he had written.

After learning of Cohen's writings from Simmel, Cassirer (then nineteen years old) proceeded to devour them, whereupon he immediately resolved to study with Cohen at Marburg.

In addition, since the cohesive behaviors of the silt are caused by the inter-particle cohesive forces, the motions of and the contacts among silt particles should be resolved to study these cohesive behaviors in the settling process.

Thereafter, he resolved to study all types of traditional Japanese music, paying special attention to the differences between the two very different musical traditions, in a diligent attempt to "bring forth the sensibilities of Japanese music that had always been within [him]".