Sentence examples for a common determination to from inspiring English sources

"We were all soldiers together, and we had a common determination to win against the Americans".

Yet they have a common determination to break the stranglehold of a certain kind of lush camerawork that has dominated "quality" cinema since the second world war.

Of course, there were differences between them - Britain's Tony Blair has won wide admiration in the US for his straight talk - but they sustained a common determination to stop mass murder.

They acknowledged their differences over the civil war but said they shared a common determination to stop the violence.

"That day there was a tremendous sense of common determination to celebrate, triumphing over the elements".

That day was a tremendous sense of common determination to celebrate triumphing over the elements".

Dearlove added: "Europe's leading politicians, each caught up with their own problems, show little common determination to break out of this cycle of deterioration".

The most heterogeneous of all was the independent group—an uneasy coalition of republicans, Bonapartists, and constitutional monarchists brought together by their common hostility to the Bourbons and their common determination to preserve or restore many of the Revolutionary reforms.

Michael Klosson, the United States consul general in Hong Kong, said in a statement, "The arrest of Cheng Chui Ping after several years of diligent detective work demonstrates once again our common determination to bring to justice those who engage in the reprehensive and deadly practice of human smuggling".

"Across regions, races and classes," Wattenberg writes, "many thousands of American parents are united by a common bond: their mutual determination to be nothing like each other".

With a view to this opposite concept of the 'super-transcendental', the transcendental is to be conceived as a most common determination that applies to all real beings, including God.