Sentence examples for cruel determination from inspiring English sources
He is always reported as shutting off his past behind him -as having no nostalgias, and living, with almost cruel determination, only in the perpetual present, on which he has seemed to construct his life.
On the big screen, Daniel Craig has shown himself fully capable of taking on a British icon: a man of cool, cruel determination, mesmerising sex appeal and a fatally destructive way with women.
He is always reported as shutting off his past behind him — as having no nostalgias, and living, with almost cruel determination, only in the perpetual present, on which he has seemed to construct his life.
Yet it's hard to fault a film in which Craig manages to exhibit the physicality of Lazenby, the charm of Connery and the cruel determination of Live and Let Die-era Moore, along with the ability to express a gentler, more human side that had previously best been exemplified by kind-eyed Timothy Dalton.
Civil and political rights include the rights to life, free expression, freedom of religion, fair trial, self-determination; and to be free from torture, cruel treatment, and arbitrary detention.
"The team showed great determination but sport at the very elite level can be cruel".
For those who have worked and spoken with him beyond the Cruel Intentions photo, it is clear that he has the passion, drive, and determination to succeed.
Throughout his career, he has constantly impressed with his determination to make the absolute most of his ability and it is immensely cruel such a hard-working player will be unable to fulfil his great potential in the international arena".
It would have been cruel on the men in black and white if they had been denied victory, because their guts and determination deserved to be rewarded.
The rest of the poems in Shaker emphasize determination despite the "unabiding anguish over the oppression of the black race", and deal with the cruel treatment of slaves in the South.
