Sentence examples similar to defied determination from inspiring English sources

All those factors set off a chaotic evolution that defies definitive determination of cause and effect.

Mike Huckabee's insurrectionist presidential campaign is defying the determination of the Republican establishment to restrict the selection of the party's nominee to pre-approved candidates.

At last year's Warrior Games she showed her determination and defied her lack of mobility by walking the 100m 'dash' on the track to claim a silver medal.

It is this logic, the logic of marriage itself, that Bush and other proponents of a constitutional ban defy in their determination to exclude homosexuals.

Final results from Iraq's parliamentary election may not be available for days, but this much we can already say for sure: Iraq's citizens once again showed tremendous courage and determination, defying bombs and a flawed pre-election process to cast their ballots.

That determination defies logic and the law, but was a necessary fiction for the agency to continue operating under limited emergency powers that such a finding invokes.

He defied all the odds with his determination to live life to the fullest.

We Americans have defied great odds in our short history and the spirit and dogged determination that exemplifies this nation and its collective citizenry always, somehow, manages to manifest itself.

But I think that says something about your determination to defy the odds.

The marathon itself is a stream of celebration, a parade of people defying limits, championing their determination and resolve.

The monks have the public's support and, judging from the past fortnight's protests, the courage and determination to defy the regime.