Sentence examples for sense of resolving from inspiring English sources

In contrast, the originally-planned season finale, "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes", which Homicide producers felt had a sense of resolving season storylines, was a somber episode which ended with a sad image of Bolander quietly singing to himself at a bar over a beer.

Although Homicide producers felt "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes" had a sense of resolving storylines, NBC executives believed it was too somber and preferred the ending of "Night of the Dead Living", which ends with the detectives happily smiling and laughing.

In his sickbed, he felt a sense of resolve.

"Being around them, talking and listening, I got a very reinforcing sense of resolve".

He took immediate command and displayed an unwavering sense of resolve.

Strikingly evident also is Jesus' determination, an overwhelming sense of resolve to endure any and all trials visited upon him.

I accept their continuing support of me as prime minister and Labor leader with a sense of deep humility and a sense of resolve.

But a tour of airports large and small shows people making subtle adjustments, ones that suggest both a sense of resolve and a continued sense of vulnerability.

This year, the joviality was as evident as ever, but so, too, was the sense of resolve that the Boston victims be honored appropriately.

A sense of resolve and a clear purpose should not be partisan commodities, yet, in Washington, only the Republicans seem to have them.

His depression gave way to a new sense of resolve.