Sentence examples for determination to face from inspiring English sources

He showed us his courage, his determination to face his shame.

The willingness to suspend disbelief is everywhere under pressure, and juxtaposed with Barry's determination to face history.

It is about Mr Sarkozy's overall determination to face down the opposition of left-wing conservatism to any change.

For myself, I do have a kind of determination to face it and make it as valuable as it can be.

Sinn Féin's education minister, John O'Dowd, said Foster would require determination to face down the enemies of the peace process and spoke of the loneliness of leadership.

I ask him how big he thinks the gulf is between the challenge ahead and the political determination to face it.

The answer, aside from the extraordinarily slow and complex judiciary and a distressing lack of truly independent journalism, is that Mr. Berlusconi's political instincts mesh perfectly with the collective determination not to face the truth, which again combines with deep fear that a more serious leader might ask too much of them.

Any political or legal determination is going to face such indeterminacy in the specification of choices and their outcomes.

"Achieving success is about having the determination and perseverance to face adversity and continue to work harder than others are willing to, in order to reap rewards that others never will".

In contrast, mothers continuing for one year showed solid determination and preparedness to face all difficulties [ 19].

"While realising that the current painful situation will not be resolved quickly, he challenged the Bishops to address the problems of the past with determination and resolve, and to face the present crisis with honesty and courage.