Sentence examples for whose resolve from inspiring English sources

Anyone whose resolve to exercise in 2013 is a bit shaky might want to consider an emerging scientific view of human evolution.

Even the pilot, whose resolve fractures in the unexpectedly seductive landscape, loves a girl back home whose memory makes him waver.

Lockhart Lee or Gold? — was soon relieved by the sight of Will, whose resolve had crumbled in just days and who had decided he needed to come back to the office post haste.

The family, daughter Roberta Roth, son Richard, son-in-law Richard Roth, daughter-in-law Doris Astor Greenberg, and granddaughter Stefanie mourn the woman whose resolve and courage was an inspiration to us all.

There would be little point in the president authorizing measures whose nature and precise limits have already been disclosed in detail to those whose resolve we hope to overcome.Actually, if done in secret (as it probably would be), it might catch terrorists completely off-guard.

In the opposite direction, surveying a weakened and divisive Europe, whose resolve and forthrightness are in question as it stumbles from nonsolution to nonsolution of its economic and financial crises, the Turkish president, Abdullah Gul, insists his country has accumulated as much political influence internationally as the entire E.U. combined.

An obvious candidate is the 28S rRNA gene, which is already available for some species and whose resolving power in combination with the 18S rRNA has been widely demonstrated [ 43, 56].

Making a welcome return to the stage, Christopher Eccleston (an erstwhile "Doctor Who" on British television) brings to Creon a stony-faced, sternly spoken command whose granitic resolve crumbles in the face of the reprieve that comes only with death.

Today his traveling shows -- riotous stories of black characters whose problems resolve in gospel music -- are a sensation on the so-called "chitlin circuit" of black clubs and dance halls, providing a cross between legitimate theater and stand-up comedy.

It was Mr. Zawahri, whose adamantine resolve was hardened by the torture he endured in Egyptian prisons as a young man, Mr. Wright notes, who introduced the use of suicide bombers.

Only those individuals whose alleles resolve adequately for densitometric analysis were included in the study.