Sentence examples for determination to bear from inspiring English sources

But as Mr Osborne yesterday reiterated his determination to bear down on public spending, the Deputy Prime Minister's chances of winning his public battle are in jeopardy.

Twisted with a determination to bear witness, Marianne has become "a woman out of phase with the rest of the world," especially to her daughter, Bridget, who's convinced she's gone crazy.

Sir Simon seems to believe that the concert is consistent with Mr. Schwarz's lifelong determination to bear witness and so ensure that there is never again a Mauthausen on European soil.

It is a novel very much in the tradition of Albert Camus, not only in its humanism and concern with the consequences of individual choices but also in its determination to bear witness to the absurdities of daily life in that country and the extreme psychological and cultural isolation its residents experienced day to day.

And, most important, he communicates the moral urgency of Goya's art and its remarkable eloquence and scope: its determination to bear witness to the great historical subjects of the day while tackling the full spectrum of folly and joy and torment that is the human condition, an audacious ambition sadly lacking in so much of contemporary art.

After decades of primarily Democratic control of Illinois state government, Republican Gov. Bruce Rauner brought unprecedented personal wealth and ideological determination to bear upon taking office in 2015.

How else to explain John Pawson's determination to bore a hole into the bedrock under his London town house, left, to produce geo-thermal heat?

But the procedures it employed to reach this determination seem to bear only rhetorical resemblance either to Section 106 review as conducted in the U.S., or to the direction of the court.

"In my view, Ed's leadership has been characterized by courage, resilience and a determination to stand up for families who have borne the brunt of economic tough times," said Stewart Wood, a close adviser to Mr. Miliband.

However elaborate the production became, though, Bieber maintained a cool determination that seemed to bear out his claims about having found the drive to move forward.

Faye seems, in a fit of perverse determination, to have bought a place so vilely dilapidated that no one else could bear to take it on.