Sentence examples for resolves for from inspiring English sources

The dandified, French-educated Haj, another such native, calls Salvo a "zebra," and "The Mission Song" neatly resolves for the biracial interpreter the quandary, in his half-English condition, of which stripe to settle on.

"Despite the bruising, bitter and sometimes humbling nature of his primary campaign against Mr. McCain," the reporters wrote, "the governor emerged without any regrets about his campaign's conduct, any second thoughts about his strategy or any new resolves for the way he positions himself for the general election".

Though Dale admits his dark time may not be over, he resolves for the present to abandon the "death idea" and soon proposes to Mary Ann Tucker, a plus-size third-grade teacher who he believes is "like him, an over-the-hill loner, an outcast from the reindeer games of the Elkhart staff".

Mr. Bush's comments were notable because they suggested that despite the bruising, bitter and sometimes humbling nature of his primary campaign against Mr. McCain, the governor emerged without any regrets about his campaign's conduct, any second thoughts about his strategy or any new resolves for the way he positions himself for the general election.

The fact that three subpar pets have to spend 85 whole minutes traveling cross-country to reunite with owners who could obviously care less about them just reinforces kids' resolves for holding onto toxic relationships.

Acquired infection, mainly sexually, in later age, resolves for it most part spontaneously.

Let today renew our resolve for reconciliation.

What has a cup of tea resolved for you?

Who vaunted his "iron resolve for stability and fiscal prudence"?

This uncertainty will not be resolved for several years.

The case will probably not be resolved for several months.