Sentence examples for sense of resolution from inspiring English sources

What will it take for a sense of resolution?

Afterwards, he felt a real sense of resolution and completion.

I also found myself disheartened that the book had little sense of resolution.

The process may potentially give a sense of resolution, open up further issues, or do both.

In the absence of happiness ever after, we are bound to hope for some sense of resolution.

"I wanted to end it with a sense of resolution a 'this too shall pass' kind of message," he said.

It is true that, in the old sense of resolutions voted on, arguments on the conference floor, or speeches which turned the tide of an argument, not much happens.

Dissonance through the first five minutes of the piece builds, with a sense of coming resolution, continually drawn out, until a pause and resolution coming after a last phase of continuous rising dissonance, between 5.30 and 5.54.

It is for this reason, I suspect, that no one has suggested that the numerous sense-of-Congress resolutions that addressed issues within the province of the other branches were unconstitutional.

But in the last movement there was, as there must be, a proper sense of symphonic resolution.

This means the work has far less sense of visual resolution than Ms. Masters's does; but then, art-making itself may be the ritual ingredient here.