The Yankees manager spoke resolutely, in the same way he might declare Derek Jeter to be his shortstop.
From the Teamsters Brewery Workers to the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, the unions spoke resolutely from their pre-march platform, advocating for good green jobs.
While he spoke resolutely against them in an editorial for THUMP last year, he's less avowed in his opposition now.
Hiding from a killer, their lives in danger, the teenagers nevertheless spoke resolutely and with a conviction that seemed beyond their years.
Two highly respected Republican senators spoke out resolutely and with great heart about the shortcomings of President Trump.
A serene, engaging woman whose slightly crossed eyes give her an otherworldly look, Ms. Monk speaks of her resolutely nonverbal art as an attempt, not to report on or explain experience — which she counts as a nasty habit of Western culture — but to constitute an experience in itself, specific to the performers involved and the audience present.
As the ice at Nassau Coliseum melted and workers used heavy machinery to dismantle its hockey rink, the Islanders resolutely spoke of building for the future.
The eighty-three-year-old Antonioni returned to filmmaking after a ten-year absence (triggered by a debilitating stroke that left him unable to speak) with this resolutely idiosyncratic treatise on that most old-fashioned of themes: beauty.
In December 1997, when he first arrived at Midwood, Eugene would sit alone in the cafeteria, barely able to speak English yet resolutely determined not to be fazed by the experience.
Unsurprisingly, for someone who speaks five languages fluently, he is resolutely internationalist.
Victoire's pale, brooding face and long, emaciated torso against a somber ground speaks eloquently of her illness, but she is resolutely dressed to the nines, with jewelry around her neck and rings on her elegant, oddly placed hands.
