Sentence examples for determination to move from inspiring English sources

Instead of nausea, it produced a reckless determination to move onto the next tasting.

We now need to unite in our determination to move forward forcefully and decisively.

The Iranian military has shown its determination to move ahead with missile development and testing, in violation of UN resolutions.

Today, when the subject is the questionable Bush win in Florida, some Democrats disdain the Republicans' determination to move on.

Membership of the WTO, reckons CSFB, solves this problem by underwriting China's determination to move "to best global practice".

But the cardinal did not back down until the Vatican reaffirmed the pope's determination to move the convent.

Activists such as Ed Roberts, often deemed the father of independent living, called for disabled people to have more self-determination, to move away from the notion that "experts" are needed to look after us, instead giving choice and control directly to disabled people.

His willpower astounded the poet, his determination, say, to move and then, later, to pull himself up an entire set of stairs as the poet followed behind, there if the baby should slip. .

A proud WWII veteran approaching 90 years of age, he was steadfast in his determination not to move from the home that he had lived in with my mother for decades.

"I think the State Department's stated determination to still move 50,000 refugees this year is an unrealistically optimistic one.

That determination led her to move back to New York two months after she was discharged from Bellevue.