Sentence examples for the point of resolution from inspiring English sources

That is the point of Resolution 1284.

But the use of riot police over the weekend stoked a conflict that had seemed on the point of resolution.

Perhaps Nézet-Séguin, informed by the perceptiveness of Girard's production, realized that this moment was the point of resolution toward which the entire opera had been heading, and finally provided the deep-focus intensity of absolute expressive commitment.

The last note of the tune, the point of resolution and final repose, usually falls on the fundamental tone (i.e., keynote) of the scale; the mid-cadence falling normally a perfect fifth above the tonic or a perfect fourth below it.

What's the point of resolution if you lose out on smooth motion, good color, and clear edges?

The narratives differ at the point of resolution: Genentech made a deliberate effort to repair a poor relationship with BCA and turned to NBCC as an active partner, whereas Myriad did little to reconcile with FORCE or NBCC.

The point of the resolution was to temper the impression that the tension over Georgia was leaching into other issues, with Russia balking at attending a meeting last Thursday to discuss further measures against Iran.

A naïve goal, perhaps, but what is the point of a resolution if not to set the bar too high and Fosbury Flop far below it sometime in early February?

At the lowest point of "Resolution and Independence," Wordsworth writes: "We Poets in our youth begin in gladness; / But thereof in the end come despondency and madness".

The high-attenuation stripes observed in the attenuation profile indicate this expected behavior, which is also supported by previous geological studies from the view point of resolution of seismic reflection data: whether or not seismic wave having several hundred meter of wavelength is able to detect physical property of fault zone.

The Senate is on the point of passing a resolution of disapproval.