The phrase "air of determined" is not correct in written English.
It should be "air of determination" to convey a sense of resoluteness or purpose.
Example: "She entered the room with an air of determination, ready to tackle the challenges ahead."
Alternatives: "a sense of resolve" or "an aura of determination."
Skeeter doesn't achieve independence overnight, but she has a quality of taut self-definition, an air of determined curiosity.
He has an air of determined reasonableness, as if he is leaning over the back fence chatting with his neighbor and can't understand why anyone would ever disagree.
Despite the bleak economic picture awaiting him, Mr. Obama sought to project an air of determined optimism.
So it was with an air of determined optimism that further education (FE) principals, managers and policymakers met in March to discuss what the future had in store.
Officials at Samsung Electronics maintained an air of determined optimism today even as they announced a huge plunge in quarterly earnings.
They keep promising 'a bail-out for small business', but what does that mean?" He has an air of determined defiance - and maybe an undertow of contempt for politicians (Labour especially?) who are not bankers.
An air of irritable, determined noodling rules.
23 East 73rd Street Manhattan Through Feb. 10 The work of artists who never escape the shadows of other artists often has an air of poignant, determined striving.
Playing young lovers torn apart by a gesture of grievous impetuosity, Michael Todd Simpson Billyy Bigelow and Katherine Manley Julie Jordanan) seem far too mature, with Ms. Manley giving off the air of a determined suffragette, not a Maine mill worker said to be "quieter and deeper than a well".
The outlet temperature of air was determined by using effectiveness of EAHE which is a function of number of transfer units (NTU).
In addition, specimens were tested with and without cooling air to determine the effects of temperature on the fatigue behavior.
