Sentence examples for bent on conducting from inspiring English sources

In his 2000 accounts of the 1968 epidemic (including his New Yorker article and book manuscript), Tierney had portrayed the anthropologist Napoleon Chagnon and the late geneticist-physician James V. Neel, Sr., as virtually amoral eugenicists bent on conducting inhumane and deadly field experiments on a phenomenally vulnerable population.

A. The Voting Rights of Act of 1965 addressed pervasive lawless conduct by Southern officials bent on denying blacks the right to vote.

Iran seems to base its foreign policy on the assumption that, whatever the results of on-off nuclear negotiations conducted with the UN Security Council's five permanent members plus Germany, the West is bent on toppling the regime.

Any thought that Mr. Mehta was bent on proving his profundity by weighing in on Bruckner's monumental 70-minute symphony quickly faded when he began the performance, conducting from memory with unfailing attentiveness and stamina.

They are bent on revenge.

They appear bent on cutting costs.

"Madmen bent on creating it.

Iran seems bent on slamming it shut.

Some unions seem bent on confrontation, alas.

They are bent on revenge, etc.

They are bent on eviscerating our culture.