Sentence examples for determination of men from inspiring English sources

The determination of men to keep property in all its forms is hard to shake.

No more great charges followed, only the unbroken determination of men who are all legs and heart and lungs.

Wolf Hall dwells instead on the quiet determination of men to maintain power, or be close to its source.

Yet I also see the vitality, energy and determination of men and women for whom America is not just a country, but a promise.

Also honoring him was the Space Foundation, with spokesman Kevin Cook saying that the country's success in space "was built on the courage and determination of men like John Glenn, who dedicated his life to serving his country and proving what humans could accomplish in space.

Probably the same incalculable aegis that protects us all -a stubborn faith in the determination of man not to let himself be blown sky-high, which in the long run is the best civil-defense program yet conceived.

But, as technology evolved, the determination of man to slip his earthbound shackles became less an inchoate religious yearning and more a plausible reality: it is difficult to tell whether the Chinese legend of the emperor Shun, who, in 2230 B.C., is said to have used a pair of conical reed hats to parachute to safety from the top of a burning granary, is folklore or history.

Mr Adams said: "The determination of the men in the H Blocks and the women prisoners in Armagh ultimately defeated the British government's criminalisation strategy.

The explanation lies, Kantrowitz believes, in the determination of white men in the post-Civil War South to reclaim what they had lost through emancipation and the experience of Reconstruction: their sense of independent, unfettered manhood.

It's an observation born out by the determination of the men I met to try and try again.

The 20th June, this week, marks World Refugee Day, a day established by the UN to recognize and honor the strength and determination of women, men and children who are forced to flee their homes to escape persecution, conflict, natural disasters and violence.