Sentence examples for bent on supporting from inspiring English sources

It would be a shame, for instance, to receive a full report on hackers bent on supporting one side of the net neutrality argument… the day after the FCC votes on the issue.

Some students of the language were bent on supporting his cause.

Senator John Kerry went racing back to Washington this week, bent on supporting a Democratic attempt to increase spending on veterans' health benefits.

This country seems hell-bent on supporting a war which is so ugly... Why can't we celebrate things that are really beautiful?" The Independent has learnt that the Scottish Government has already pledged an undisclosed financial contribution to the campaign, while Gormley and his wife, Vikran, who is also an artist, have offered a financial donation.

Cunningham takes these two aspects of legwork and develops them to extremes nobody has ever approached: his dancers recurrently balance on half-toe (sometimes precariously difficult), and they all stand or move on one bent supporting knee while stretching the other leg this way or that (often with luscious effects of texture and line).

But she went to Detroit, where the 1980 Republican convention would be held, bent on continuing the long support of the E.R.A. and in beating back a plank calling for an anti-abortion constitutional amendment.

The real peace activists are those who support our vision of a two-state solution, not those supporting the terrorists bent on destroying it.

Israel says its soldiers acted in self-defense and that the flotilla was organized by radical activists, supported by Turkey, bent on provoking an incident.

Nevertheless, Mr. Brozak is bent on making his opponent's support for conservative causes a central issue of the campaign -- noting that the congressman voted with the Republican leadership 92percentt of the time.

Not for the first time, Iran is picked out as "still the most active state sponsor of terrorism .But the report also gives credit where due: it distinguishes moderates in Iran who would like to end terrorist support from hardliners bent on using such groups to attack Israel.

Loud objections also come from the Kurds, who believe that Turkey is bent on suppressing the Syrian Kurds (many of whom support the PKK).