Sentence examples similar to adamantly determined from inspiring English sources

The Cistercians, who were still adamantly opposed his being archbishop, were determined to prevent his receiving it.

However some opposed this view and stated adamantly that allocation should not be determined by a patient's occupation or past.

The government, however, seems determined to carry on down the same path, adamantly insisting that the executive alone should have the right to trigger our exit from the EU.

Some members of both parties said they would resist any deal that gave too much to the other side, with Republicans adamantly opposed to Democratic calls for more spending and Democrats determined to block a second big tax cut this year.

He resists so persistently and so adamantly that he ends up sounding a lot like the Republicans on Capitol Hill who are determined to defund President Obama's healthcare law.

He has declined offers from prosecutors to plead guilty to lesser charges and to be freed on the basis of time served because, his lawyer says, he adamantly denies guilt in the case and is confident he will be exonerated at the trial — one that both sides say will be determined largely by hospital records and testimony from medical experts.

He's all for developing new treatments, but he and his colleagues have adamantly opposed "comparative effectiveness research," which seeks to determine how well such treatments work.

Adamantly no.

Ernest Michel disagrees adamantly.

"No," he says adamantly.

AccuWeather adamantly says yes.