Sentence examples for determination to come from inspiring English sources
But his avowed determination to "come out" in his enthusiasm for Sartre's double career as thinker and novelist could revive a faltering cult.
"My priority next year is the Olympic Games but what has happened in this year's Tour has made my determination to come through it even stronger and prove there can be clean winners in this sport.
I know how much the players have a strong wish and determination to come back and I'm sure in a short period of time they will find the right track and it is just a matter of time.
While the answers were not clear by the end of the argument, the justices' determination to come to grips with a statute that many consider the most important civil rights law of the last 25 years was nonetheless evident.
"It takes a huge amount of determination to come from the outside and learn something that is not natural to one's community, but that certainly shouldn't stop me from being able to interpret flamenco in a way that really touches the audience," Ms. Graves said.
The home crowd really did lift us and gave us the drive and determination to come back and do two solid dives but, if we'd got nine points more on our reverse three and a half, which normally we'd be able to do, then we would have been on that podium.
But the 2-0 aggregate success was followed up by another victory over Albanians Skenderbeu and there was a steely determination required to come through that one.
There is such a fire in the hearts of these birds, such a fierce determination to do what they came to do, and a daring to whistle at the future's danger.
"This was the first time in which it was so evident that there was overwhelming, not just political will, but political determination to actually come to an agreement".
The official determination is unlikely to come soon.
Dr. Lodish said that his own determination to live comes, in part, from his long experience in treating cancer patients, who often feel that a diagnosis is a death sentence.
