Sentence examples similar to determination holds from inspiring English sources

It's the kind of subject — how love and determination hold a family together when the father (Paul Winfield) is sent to a prison camp for stealing food to feed his hungry children — that invites homilies, sentimentality and false nobility.

Shook had called her event the Million Woman March — a name originally claimed by the enormous protest for black women's unity and self-determination held in Philadelphia, in 1997.

Spain's refusal to allow a referendum on the issue is, however, matched by Catalonia's determination to hold one hence the vote the regional government held on November 9th, in which 80% of those who participated voted for independence (see article).

But boss Malky Mackay has spoken of his determination to keep hold of Graham , and at the turn of the year the club handed him a two-year deal with the option of a further 12 months .

The attacking player has a fine range of passing and an eye for goal and the club have stressed their determination to keep hold of and build a team around him.

Finally, today, Brazil showed some intelligence by holding a 2-1 lead over England with only 10 players on the field, and Germany had the determination to hold off these spunky challengers.

The critical difference between us was my determination to hold back Scrooge's conversion.

Showing its determination to hold down prices, the Chinese central bank then moved to tighten lending.

The interim government won't be deterred in its determination to hold the elections on time.

She proved her discretion during a temporary separation and her determination by holding out for him.

His determination to hold firm to traditional Norwegian values struck a chord with most voters.