At the heart of the story, then, is one person's fight against an institution bent on twisting reality to serve its own ends.
However, instead of fighting to build on systems designed to improve the quality of life for all Americans, our nation's democratic processes have been captured by elite actors hell bent on making the system serve their narrow interests at the expense of the majority.
During his two spells at the Department of Health (as minister of state and then as the boss), he fights bitter battles with the BMA, an organisation he regards as hell bent on protecting jobsworth doctors rather than serving the public.
Your treatise on the adoption topic merely serves to further a gay agenda bent on the use of any issue to further one world view, does not sound like liberty or equality, more like religion.Kenneth Daigle.
Such a name already exists, and has served born-and-bred Manhattanites bent on asserting their exceptionalism since 1809, when (native-born) Washington Irving published his satirical "History of New York," the book that introduced "Knickerbocker" to the American lexicon.
I've taken on all the bad guys you care to think of – the KGB, the mafia, drug cartels, terrorists, criminal geniuses, shadowy global corporations that serve as fronts to psychopaths bent on world domination.
But many other Brazilians question whether their interests are best served by a group of bankers bent on globalization.
Ronan Bennett's novel tells the story of Kane, an Irish republican released after serving time for his part in the murder of an informer who is hell bent on avenging his betrayal.
Though he strong-armed Parliament three years ago into changing the constitution to let him serve his current third term as president, the latest whisper is that he is bent on having a fourth.
