All the works of God are such active objects, as the Bishop also resolveth in the words before cited.
Nor excuse himself before his father; but first resolveth to confess his sin; and coming to his father, did confess it, and that with aggravating circumstances.
Now Hell rageth, the devil roareth, and all the world resolveth to do the best they can to bring the soul again into bondage and ruin.
For if he who resolveth bravely oftentimes falleth short, how shall it be with him who resolveth rarely or feebly?
In the first scene Cador and Howell incite and exhort Arthur unto war: who, moved with fatherly affection towards his son, notwithstanding their persuasions, resolvethupon peace.
In the fourth scene Arthur, between grief and despair, resolvethto war.
In the third scene Guenevera perplexedly mindeth her own death, whence being dissuaded by her sister, sheresolveth to enter into religion.
But here in the gospel he peremptorilyresolveth against all innovations and additions.
When the magistrate forcibly hindereth them, natural impossibility resolveth the question about our duty.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "resolveth" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
