Sentence examples for resolves with the from inspiring English sources

A flashback involving Cedric the Entertainer wears thin and never resolves with the hilarity you're hoping for (though one shot, of a postcoital bed, raises some of the biggest – and most revolted – laughs of the festival).

When, for instance, an episode's plotline resolves with the characters openly acknowledging the existence of a deus ex machina, the show comes to resemble a successful effort by Charlie Kaufman (the screenwriter of "Adaptation" and "Synecdoche, New York") to adapt a book by Mark Leyner (the author of  "My Cousin, My Gastroenterologist" and "The Sugar Frosted Nutsack").

But the conclusion resolves with the narrator replacing his despairing skepticism with a cheerful skepticism that is "diffident of [its] philosophical doubts, as well as of [its] philosophical conviction" (T I.4.7 273).

Injuries to nerve or tissue cause an immediate sensation of pain, or acute pain, which resolves with the resolution of the injury.

Therefore, consistent with the clinical presentation of our case, paraneoplastic granulocytosis is often associated with rapid tumor growth and poor clinical prognosis, although it resolves with the treatment of the underlying cancers.

Blurry vision usually resolves with the stabilization of blood sugars.

Temple Athletic Director Dave O'Brien said he hoped the matter would be resolved with the N.C.A.A. tomorrow.

The complications are resolved with the verve and precision of classic screwball comedy.

The standoff was resolved with the introduction of an improved suction-cup method.

These arguments have now been resolved with the creation of the ruling coalition.

The conflict gained widespread international attention and was resolved with the intervention of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization NATOO).