Sentence examples for will never resolve from inspiring English sources

Left to themselves, he told Mr. Kamal, the Arabs "will never resolve the problem, and the Israeli occupation will be perpetuated".

But he concedes that landscape—"empty space"—has defeated him, and he ends with the thought that he will never resolve anything completely.Mr Botero still works every day in one of his many studios on either side of the Atlantic.

If you approach the resolution of the dilemma externally, you will never resolve the issue.

On Schopenhauer's view, the world of daily life is essentially violent and frustrating; it is a world that, as long as our consciousness remains at that level where the principle of sufficient reason applies in its fourfold root, will never resolve itself into a condition of greater tranquillity.

We will never resolve the issue of widespread scientific illiteracy if we simply attack public figures that reject evolution or an ancient earth.

"If they don't do it, we'll never resolve this problem," the official said.

"If they close the river, we'll never resolve the land issue so we need to fight to stop them.

But let's leave aside the war in Iraq and the grievous history of American Indians: we'll never resolve them here.

"You'll never resolve it so you have to move forward in a pragmatic way, and in a typically British fashion we have reached a compromise that embryos may have research carried out on them".

Others, like just what in the hell we're all doing on this godforsaken rock, we'll probably never resolve.

We will never really resolve who among us is happier with our choices.