Sentence examples for determination character from inspiring English sources

For Compton - on a pair, and with all the speculation about his future in the side - to go out there and hit a hundred says everything about his temperament, determination, character and composure.

Blyton's manuscripts had been rejected by publishers on many occasions, which only made her more determined to succeed: "it is partly the struggle that helps you so much, that gives you determination, character, self-reliance – all things that help in any profession or trade, and most certainly in writing".

If we equate achievement with determination and character, and that, after all, has always been part of our attachment to sport -- to celebrate the physical expression of the human spirit -- how do we recalibrate our thinking about sport when laboratories are partners in athletic success?

It just shows how far determination and character can get you.

We're still pretty inconsistent, as we ably demonstrated in this series, but we've shown some guts and determination and character".

We needed to show solidarity and togetherness, grit and determination and character.

"But I thought we showed a lot of guts, determination and character in the second half and that's what we're about.

As the innocent country doctor Cheng Ying who is forced to make an unconscionable decision, B.D. Wong tackles a role which requires him to be a "fixer" with compassion and determination (his character has neither the time nor the rank to indulge in histrionics).

The movies are full of ruefully thoughtful contemplation and exact determinations of character traits that are ready to be extrapolated from minutely calibrated dialogue and action.

Random determinations of character histories consistent with the character states observed at the tips of the tree were used to estimate posterior probabilities for specific ancestral state reconstruction.

We would like to see more of this creativity and determination in deaf characters, and more deaf characters portrayed in mainstream literature, with deafness not being the leading theme".