Sentence examples for common determination that from inspiring English sources

With a view to this opposite concept of the 'super-transcendental', the transcendental is to be conceived as a most common determination that applies to all real beings, including God.

The upshot of all this is that there isn't a viable pricing model for Bitcoin, other than what amounts to a common-sense determination that intrinsic value is somewhere near zero.

If anything the extraordinary scenes created a common determination among politicians that violence must be repudiated.

Mr. Valtinos's Oedipus, Stephanos Kyriakidis's Creon and Jenny Gaitanopoulou's superb Jocasta suggest big-boned common folk, civilized barbarians, with a conquering spirit and determination that has thrust them into majesty.

Second, the majority, in reviewing the District Court's determination that common "issues of fact and law predominate," says that the predominance "inquiry trains on the legal or factual questions that qualify each class member's case as a genuine controversy, questions that preexist any settlement". Ante, at __ (footnote omitted).

Second, the majority, in reviewing the District Court's determination that common "issues of fact and law predominate," says that the predominance "inquiry trains on the legal or factual questions that qualify each class member's case as a genuine controversy, questions that preexist any settlement". Ante, at 623 (footnote omitted).

That day was a tremendous sense of common determination to celebrate triumphing over the elements".

Yet they have a common determination to break the stranglehold of a certain kind of lush camerawork that has dominated "quality" cinema since the second world war.

"That day there was a tremendous sense of common determination to celebrate, triumphing over the elements".

The record also supports the Court of Chancery's determination that the $2.031 billion judgment resulted in the creation of a common fund.

But they all shared one thing in common: determination.