Sentence examples for standing resolutely from inspiring English sources

Standing resolutely on the podium, he declared, "Today I am announcing the normalization of diplomatic relationships with Vietnam".

Yet Paterson is standing resolutely behind the cull, dismissing opposition as "sad sentimentality" at this week's Conservative party conference.

Though it now seems an implacable and timeless monument, a bronzed monolith standing resolutely behind its well-proportioned plaza, the tower's existence was by no means ordained.

That depends on ordinary Italians being willing to make sacrifices, the ECB backing Italy, and France and Germany standing resolutely behind the euro.

She said she had no regrets about standing resolutely by her father, even though it will deprive her of a spot in the Olympics on the same Wimbledon grass where she reached the final in 2007.

Six years ago I was standing resolutely at the position of attention, staring blankly at a pair of dog tags swaying in a warm Iraqi wind.

It's not unusual to see a wife or child resolutely standing over a man blacked out in the street clutching a can of beer.

7.42pm BST National anthems: Ukraine manager Oleg Blokhin responds to criticism he's been receiving for not singing the Ukrainian national anthem by standing by his dug-out, resolutely tightlipped, refusing to sing the Ukrainian national anthem.

Which leads to … D) NOT REALLY "CONVERGENT": The one authentic way for the public to engage with "Million Second Quiz" was resolutely old school: coming to Times Square and standing on the sidewalk.

The exhibition includes one of Bubley's best pictures -- a gaggle of British schoolboys standing on a road, gawking at three schoolgirls walking by, heads high, eyes resolutely forward -- but only in published form, in a 1954 issue of Life.

And on sharp descents, the five-speed Tiptronic transmission resolutely refused to engage first gear except for an instant after a standing stop, forcing overuse of the brake pedal.