Sentence examples for resolves from inspiring English sources

Like Channing Tatum, Efron has clocked that beefcake is best served with a side of irony: he's both gleefully repellent and improbably vulnerable as the dimwitted, near-sociopathic president of a party-hearty college fraternity who resolves to make life a living hell for the obliviously square thirtysomething couple (Seth Rogen and Rose Byrne) living next door.

[3] This protestor's views stem from the idea that nudity renders everyone equal, and that equality resolves conflict.

The narrative, though, proceeds by odd fits and starts, tracking back and forwards in time as Walter, struggling to resolve the train of consequence, reconstructs past events and considers future possibilities, guesses at others' motivations, resolves to act, hesitates, does not.

It is obvious the Abbott government will assist the US if Washington resolves to conduct airstrikes in northern Iraq.

It resolves the political dilemma, to be sure, reconciling ends and means.

A big fan of the Sherlock Holmes mysteries, Christopher resolves to find out who killed the animal, and why.

However, the WTO also concluded that America's "public morals" exception is allowed, as long as America resolves the horse-racing inconsistency.

The opening chord, known to music buffs as the "Tristan chord", shocked the 19th-century listeners who heard it first.In this section A spine-tingling and blissful infinity Spinning tales Seeing through fire Killer prose Travelling hopefully Right to write ReprintsNormally, in classical music, dissonance resolves into consonance; tension melts into resolution.

They rejected two (already completed) deals crafted by the Belgian and Dutch governments that split Fortis's assets, forcing the abandonment of a third vote on the BNP Paribas acquisition.The Securities and Exchange Commission reached a deal with KBR and Halliburton, two engineering contractors based in Houston, that resolves charges relating to the bribery of Nigerian officials.

This uncertainty resolves only when measured (for example, by being asked a question), and the result will be affected by the state of the individual's reasoning in the wake of any previous measurements (such as a prior question).

The role of the court is only to ensure that the settlement is clear, resolves claims, does not involve collusion or corruption, and is not obviously illegal.In a carefully worded phrase, Mr Rakoff writes that he "cannot say" whether the settlement was improper so he would approve it.