Sentence examples for avowed determination from inspiring English sources
Despite their avowed determination, knitting them together will be no easy task.
His invocation of Lincoln and Washington, and his avowed determination to make hard choices, suggest the former.
A curious use of the money, say some, given the party's avowed determination to trim the deficit (though the Tories also want efficiency savings to pay for part-reversing a planned rise in national-insurance contributions).
"Horns and Halos," whose title refers to Mr. Hatfield's avowed determination to include both Mr. Bush's positive and negative qualities in his portrait, evolves as surprisingly suspenseful in the risks and rewards of publishing.
"It just demanded to be produced, it couldn't wait, so we're doing it as a final extra piece in the Temporary space before it comes down," says McLaughlin, who suggests that such programming reflects a desire to be more current and responsive and fits Norris's avowed determination that the NT should change to "reflect the city and the country we are in.
Despite Mr. Haneke's avowed determination to leave viewers free to interpret, associations between the crimes committed in the movie on the cusp of World War I and the far greater crimes of 1933 to 1945 seem inescapable from the first moments of "The White Ribbon," when the film's voice-over narrator proposes that his story might "clarify some things that happened later in our country".
Separately, Senator James M. Inhofe of Oklahoma, the senior Republican on the Environment and Public Works Committee and a leading opponent of environmentalists, issued a statement avowing his determination to defeat Mr. Bryson's nomination given his background.
For an avowed libertarian like Buckmaster, the decision still rankles.
Regarding Israel, Dr. Paul said "Two of the tenets of a true Zionist are 'self-determination' and 'self-reliance...We give $3 billion to Israel and $12 billion to her avowed enemies.
That is also France's avowed goal.
(Cohn was an avowed pinball maniac).
