Sentence examples for resolves to face from inspiring English sources

When Zuko tells the group Ozai plans to use the comet's power to burn down the Earth Kingdom, Aang resolves to face him before the comet arrives.

Things could not get any worse, so I resolved to face him down.

Kwan is used to pressure, and once again she showed her resolve to face it.

We need the resolve to face the hard choices and long hours it will take to rebuild our economy.

In any case, that day in the waiting room Nichols resolved to face up to Miss May.

What Greece needs is an outside agency to urge the government on and stiffen its resolve to face down protests if necessary.

But the agreement avoided specific mention of political and historical issues that two years ago sent bilateral ties to their lowest point in decades, saying only that they would "resolve to face up to history" and open up relations.

The government's resolve to face up to a more diverse reality is good news for foreign-born residents, whose representation has tripled since 1991 to 17 percent of the population.

By "Blair Democrats, Mr. Marshalll was referring to those Democrats who voted for the Iraq war, and conveyed "a toughness and resolve to face down America's enemies," but who believe the Bush team has mismanaged the project.

We walk around the noiseless village, and my head is quickly filling with visions of battles, plagues, raw-sewage dousings, all the stories that possibly were, and I can't locate the resolve to face them.

But returned to power in 1987, Haughey resolved to work the accord with London and, for the first time, he seemed to have the resolve to face down the various interest groups jostling to knock his tough economic policy off course.