Sentence examples for that he resolved from inspiring English sources

This provoked so many protests from hundred-per-cent-American dachshund fanciers that he resolved never again to compete, artistically, with photographers and taxidermists.

In 1973 Mr. Christopher died in Spain, where the two men had been living for six years, plunging Mr. Tooker into a spiritual crisis that he resolved by embracing Roman Catholicism.

Jayne so loved the house's golden light, cast by yellow-tinted skylights, that he resolved to duplicate the effect in his apartment with sheets of mirrored plastic in the skylight.

By his reckoning, he was so inspired by the sight of his younger self, as played by actor Corey Hawkins, at a screening of the NWA biopic Straight Outta Compton, that he resolved to junk a decade's worth of work on the endlessly delayed Detox, and start afresh.

Petzet was so convinced by Heidegger's criticism that this technologically-mediated viewing necessarily "missed the tenderness and intimacy that flourish between Klee's lines" that he resolved never again to make a television program about art (Petzet 1993, pp. 146, 150).

But Gorky was so drawn to majolica that he resolved to become a ceramist.

It is here that he resolves his quest--he perceives the "oneness" of the highway.

Pai's father, Porourangi, is so grief-stricken that he resolves not to try for children again, and when he returns to New Zealand after a self-imposed exile in Europe his partner is not Maori, but German.

(It's exemplary of Soderbergh's rationalistic vision that he resolves relations between white and black inmates of the county jail not with politics but with the universal and abstract solvent: money).

On the subway ride home that morning, he resolved to kill himself.

From that moment, he resolved to try and reproduce the purity and elegance of Rubini's singing tone in his piano playing.