Sentence examples for resolved that only from inspiring English sources

Gradually, he resolved that only a confession (albeit phoney and partial) would save his life and sanity.

Events came to a head on 10 August 1792, when a majority of these local assemblies resolved that only an armed revolt would assure that the French people were truly sovereign.

With the thorny issue of Kevin Pietersen's international future resolved, that leaves only the question of Flower's successor as team director from the high-profile issues Downton inherited from Hugh Morris.

Following the standard definition of ambiguity, satisfiability is tested i.e., "the world is closed" —if only if overloading is (or should have been) resolved, that is, if and only if there exist unreachable variables in the constraints on types of expressions.

A standard definition of ambiguity is followed in the support for context-dependent overloading, where satisfiability is tested —i.e., "the world is closed"—if only if overloading is resolved (or should have been resolved), that is, if and only if there exist unreachable variables in the constraints on types of expressions.

if only resolving that problem was as straightforward as a 140-character tweet.

A standing body, available for all cases of misconduct — not just a ticket for one ride only — would resolve that problem, no matter who the appointing president.

"A large meeting of colored people" was held in Philadelphia in April, at which it was resolved that "the only duty the colored man owes to a Constitution under which he is declared to be an inferior and degraded being, having no rights which white men are bound to respect, is to denounce and repudiate it, and to do what he can by all proper means to bring it into contempt".