Sentence examples for adamant objects from inspiring English sources

I remain amazed by the age at which young kids have learned how to "code," create programming that brings adamant objects to life.

The eight other towns objected, adamant that "a new name should be found".

Finally, ADAMANT produces a per-object performance profile.

ADAMANT identifies all the data objects allocated by an application and uses instrumentation modules to monitor relevant events (e.g. cache misses).

Her most adamant critics (such as John Hospers) objected to her use of the term symbol, which, in their lexica, must stand for something definite; she took pains to ascribe this more limited usage to the term signal.

Some within the SPÖ were angry about Faymann's tough asylum policy, while others objected to his adamant opposition to forming coalitions with the FPÖ, whose candidate, Hofer, won the first round of the presidential vote on an anti-Islam and Eurosceptic platform.

She says, "Since then, I've always been body positive, refusing to talk about myself as a sexual object that way — and am so adamant about it that I just don't even think I have a body".

But he is adamant that the list of things he doesn't object to is a lot longer than people give him credit for.

Boyle was quite adamant that there are no ends that pertain to inanimate objects.

Rickert is adamant that ultimately the transcendent unity of reality and value beyond subjectivity is the object of "faith" (Rickert 1934b, 137) and not scientific knowledge.

Many owners, particularly those in smaller markets, objected to raising the offer to 50 percent in the first place and are adamant about holding the line.