Sentence examples for bent on changing from inspiring English sources

Good for him I guess, but with every coaching change comes a new person hell bent on "changing the culture," "moving the needle" and "setting a new standard". The old way is out and apparently there is no better way to send a message than essentially breaking down athletes to the point of serious injury.

And Mr Erdogan is bent on changing the constitution into a strong presidential system.

In a day of dueling news conferences on Capitol Hill, Democrats asserted that Mr. Thomas and Mr. Bush were bent on changing the fundamental nature of Social Security.

Mr. Biden, 66, was seen as an odd fit — a Senate lifer on a team bent on changing politics, a loose cannon in a laser-guided message machine.

The Obama and Politico enterprises have had parallel ascendancies to an extent: they fashioned themselves as tech-savvy upstarts bent on changing the established order — of politics (Obama) and of how it is covered (Politico).

A sprawling business park, near a patchwork of former salt ponds on the Hayward shoreline, houses more than its share of biotech and energy startups bent on changing the world.

The Legal Management Forum, Spain's largest legal event, was hosted by Wolters Kluwer, the global information services giant, and Inkietos (Spanish for 'restless'), a diverse group of lawyers in-house and lawyers in-housefessionand, academics, and journalawts bent on change changing the Spanish legal market.

Indeed many rightwing commentators have portrayed President Barack Obama and senior Democrats as socialists or even Marxists bent on fundamentally changing the American way of life.

Responding to such daunting prospects will require a new generation of innovative thinkers and job creators, inured to uncertainty and failure and hell-bent on changing the world.

Gamers play as one of four gunfighters bent on exploring the Gungeon, a constantly changing fortress inhabited by enemies that range from sentient bullets to a mini-gun-wielding bird.

They are bent on inflaming the anxieties in a changing country, even when crime is down in border cities and immigration has tapered off.