resolutely

resolute | American Dictionary

resolute
adjective
us/ˈrez·əˌlut/
determined in character, action, or ideas:
I admired her resolute optimism in those difficult times.

resolutely

adverbus/ˈrez·əˌlut·li, ˌrez·əˈlut-/
She resolutely refuses to lower her standards.

Examples of resolute

resolute
The reform act has always sorted out the faint-hearted from the resolute.
These environmental cues required a resolute state of consciousness marked by an observable determined complete presence, the seeming randomness making anticipation impossible.
However, in its resolute honesty and sentiment are to be found both the book's strengths and its limitations.
For instance, he is resolute in his opinion that the inclusion of the autobiographical mode of representation is an unnecessary indulgence.
The rest of his career showed the effectiveness of well-trained and equipped small forces when commanded by expert and resolute officers.
Behind this resolute 'localism' can be seen a number of particular interests and social facts.
Moreover, what are the implications of such a change for the conventional wisdom that policy is malleable while structures are resolute?
Now to some extent this objective can be pursued through the resolute application of what we may call 'endowment egalitarianism'.
She had a quick mind, absolute selfconfidence, a resolute will, and a wonderful mastery of answer.
She had never gone out in the open, and looked her foe full in the eyes, hardy, resolute, patient, and steadfast.
In this context, realism, which demands our resolute attention to nature's infinite variety, is a revolutionary aesthetic.
No power has hitherto exercised consistent or resolute sovereignty over the islands for any length of time.
They did, however, have a resolute commitment to the rule of law and, at the end of the day, that commitment prevailed.
He was a very daring resolute fellow, and we are informed told the judge that he had much rather be hang'd than transported.
Though his exegesis yielded revolutionary conclusions, he was a resolute scripturalist who disregarded and even rejected mysticism.
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