Sentence examples for Determined purpose from inspiring English sources

She walked with a determined purpose far beyond her years… Out of that darkness, more figures arrived till there were hundreds… A nation was on the move".

In his speeches in the 1970's and 80's, when he was consolidating power and even during the chaos of the Iran-Iraq war, Mr. Hussein, while never an orator, gave a sense of determined purpose.

Rather, an explanation is just a description of reality that serves a contextually determined purpose, namely that of answering a why-question.

In other words, if (i) the ideas of created kinds in God's mind differ with respect to the intrinsic worth of the kind and with respect to the purpose of the kind, and if (ii) God's idea of woman was different from God's idea of man and so women have a different divinely determined purpose from that of men then (iii) it is possible that women are nobler than men.

A mestizo's walk always has determined purpose, however aged and kyphotic their backs may be.

Some people believe the flying creatures come from the underworld, appearing in these difficult times with a determined purpose.

Sure, the chancellor will allow them to raise council tax by 2% annually to help fund social care; but this is a devolution "offer" which dictates a specified increase of a particular tax for a pre-determined purpose.

Research collaboration involves interaction among persons and or entities of diverse interests to embark upon research and to use the research findings for pre-determined purposes such as advancing knowledge in a scientific field and or innovation (Baba et al. 2009; Teirlinck and Spithoven 2013).

(SC-3) A recent editorial in the British Medical Journal suggested that perhaps patients should be asked whether certain items of their medical chart should only be shared with specified individuals or organizations or only for pre-determined purposes [ 16].

In the early 1960s Stella painted a series of progressively more complex variations on the theme of the frame-determined design and used both metallic-coloured paints and irregularly shaped canvases to that purpose.

Let's publish' rang in my ears, was how permanently the ethos of the paper changed, and how it crystallized for editors and reporters everywhere how independent and determined and confident of its purpose the new Washington Post had become". Not long afterward, the Post burnished its reputation when it led the nation's media in uncovering the Watergate scandal.