Sentence examples similar to resolving to deny from inspiring English sources

The public and its representatives seemed to have resolved to deny the problem, as though it could be voted out of existence.

Ottoman Syria, dominated by Aḥmad al-Jazzār, the governor of Acre (now ʿAkko, Israel), was the base from which French-occupied Egypt might most easily be threatened, and Napoleon resolved to deny it to his enemies.

For precisely that reason, the two biologists resolved to deny Johnson and his supporters their desired platform: in a draft of an open letter to be co-signed by Gould, Dawkins responded, "...we shall cultivate our evolutionary gardens, occasionally engaging in the more exacting and worthwhile task of debating each other".

Confident that they will skirt blame for any government shutdown, Democrats have become more hardened in their resolve to deny Trump the additional border security money that he called for in a string of weekend tweets.

By giving in to this Orwellian behaviour, we are only strengthening its resolve to deny genocide.

I resolved to never again deny being gay in any social situation where my sexual orientation was relevant.

Still, resolving to work harder.

I keep resolving to quit.

The King resolves to punish Tuptim, though she denies she and Lun Tha were lovers.

Mr. Berle denied the accusation and resolved to exploit it the way Jack Benny used his reputation for cheapness.

The fact of abandonment remains, she doesn't seek to deny it, or to resolve it.