Sentence examples for to resolute from inspiring English sources
adjective
Firm, unyielding, determined.
- She was resolute in her determination to resist his romantic advances.
Yet in this conflict there is no safe alternative to resolute action.
But asked how she would feel if her daughter were to launch a suicide attack again, the mother quickly switches to resolute.
"Due to resolute actions by euro area governments and European institutions, the year 2012 turned out quite differently than predicted," Mario Draghi, the E.C.B. president, told members of the Chamber of Commerce in Frankfurt.
How the winning margin remained a single goal owed nothing to resolute Hibernian defending – the odd save by Graham Stack excepted – and everything to potentially harmful profligacy by the home players.
When it came time for "Angel's Son," a somber eulogy for a friend and the group's biggest hit, Mr. Rose added an urgent beat to a strummed guitar line, shifting the mood from mournful to resolute as Mr. Witherspoon's voice soared above the band.
From plain-speaking Sam McQueen fighting a heroic battle with cancer in Ways To Live Forever, to resolute Isabel coping with the loss of her loved ones in medieval, plague-ridden England in All Fall Down, they are real, funny and often blessed with an admirable, steady-eyed pragmatism in the face of adversity.
Meanwhile, Coffman appears to be resolute in his commitment to repealing the landmark law.
"I pride myself on my teams being hard to beat, resolute and organised," he said after that.
Resolve to be resolute with your self-promises.
Yanukovich had no public response Sunday but a lawmaker from his party warned that the authorities are ready to take resolute actions.
A sahib has got to act like a sahib; he has got to appear resolute, to know his own mind and do definite things.
