Sentence examples for To determination from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of determining, or the state of being determined.
To determination was added resentment; as prime minister, she cherished no great affection for the ancient universities.
But soon that anger gives way to determination to act.
His restoration is a testament to determination, a keen ear for hits, a newfound commitment to frugality and luck.
Low interest rates contributed to determination to do a deal at a time when financing it might be more manageable.
Refreshing the impossible-to-refresh "Man I Love," sung with minimal accompaniment, she projected an innocent dreaminess that gave way to determination before returning to ingenuousness.
Rice then distributed copies of Langston Hughes's poem "Mother to Son," an ode to determination, and asked for a volunteer to read.
We shifted together from mediating the toddler bites to the debates over sugar at school to determination of when to allow cellphones.
These points lead to determination of the bias term b.
The method was successfully applied to determination of LND in spiked human plasma samples.
The fractions obtained were subjected to determination of antioxidative activities as described above.
Five cylinder-shaped samples with a length of 2.5 cm were prepared and subjected to determination.
