Sentence examples for a determined no from inspiring English sources
The Frenchman's thunderous header completed a thrilling comeback for Arsenal on the opening day of the season, and the idea that any suitors might lure Giroud away was met by "a determined no" from Wenger.
Enthusiasm evokes a determined "no matter what-ness".
On Wednesday, he refused a food item with a determined "no, no, no", pointing in my face, like a miniature trades unionist who, if he's told me once, has told me 1,000 times that he won't accept this muck in the name of progress.
But she also brings to the job a determined, no-nonsense personality seen as tough even by Danish standards; an actual, working sense of humour – unconventional in Brussels – and a quirky charm best exemplified by her longstanding habit of knitting during meetings, especially elephants.
At times there's an episodic fragmented feel to Shop Girl, with the positive effect that it breezes along seamlessly, with a determined no-nonsense air that you'd expect from seeing Portas dispensing retail advice on television, but also with levels of charm, depth and humour that may surprise.
They will try to break you because you are a symbol of a force they are unable to destroy, namely, the aroused consciousness of a people determined no longer to be butchered and debased with fear and oppression.
A sergeant who had previously been disciplined for misconduct involving inmate care was identified as being possibly responsible for some of the buried complaints, but the investigation into him was inactivated after a chief determined no policy violation had occurred.
Additionally, analysis with BMI as a covariant determined no significant effect of BMI on any of the outcome measures.
A complete autopsy determined no anatomic cause of death.... Available history indicates that Mr. Slee collapsed in a situation in which high emotional stress could be expected.
After a winner was determined, no further observations were made, and if no clear winner was seen after 3h, observations ceased.
The department's evidence came from an IHMS psychiatrist who determined "no clear evidence for a depressive illness", with her symptoms "more likely to be a severe reaction to her situation", but did agree there was no suitable place in Nauru for treatment if her health deteriorated.
