Sentence examples for and declared his determination from inspiring English sources
Earlier this week, a mild-mannered freelance science writer stood on the steps of London's imposing Royal Courts of Justice and declared his determination, come what may, to stand up for free speech against what he and an ever-swelling contingent of scientists, public figures and celebrities believe is the oppressive burden of the UK's libel laws.
It can also be argued that the United States president was attempting to make the best of a bad situation by pressing forward with his three-way meeting in which he expressed his impatience and declared his determination to move forward to permanent status negotiations.
Mr. Knightley is moved to call Emma to account, and then, some time later, he pulls himself together and declares his determination to marry her.
Seeking to at once calm the nation and declare his determination to exact retribution, he told a country numbed by repeated scenes of carnage that "these acts shattered steel, but they cannot dent the steel of American resolve".
Cumberbatch, who stars in The Imitation Game as Alan Turing, the brilliant second world war codebreaker who was persecuted by the British authorities for being gay, lamented the horrors faced by gay people in many countries and fiercely declared his determination to stand with them in an interview with Out magazine.
Again and again throughout the crisis, Mr Mubarak declared his determination to serve out the remaining seven months of his term.This punctiliousness might have been understandable, and indeed many Egyptians accepted that an orderly transition might require a rulebook.
Even before those figures were released, Khan had declared his determination to support London's Jews and foster understanding between different ethnic and religious groups.
But he has declared his determination to get back into the Test side and will know the best way to shut the fans up is by taking some England wickets.
The SNP's leader, Alex Salmond, has already declared his determination to make his party the largest in Holyrood after the next election.
