Sentence examples for determination to no from inspiring English sources
Labour's leadership appear united in their determination to no longer be seen as a party who think being worried about, or talking about, immigration is racist.
The secret of this magic springs partly from Ms. Nevarez's determination to offer no explanations or apologies and to seek no pity as she presents the lives of nine women in three acts -- actually three short plays that share a few themes expressed in vivid conflicts and powerful language.
These memos came to light despite FERC's evident determination to see no evil.
In 1916, Berenson wrote to Mary from wartime Paris of his "determination to get no deeper into the dealing world.
In their determination to leave no weapons avenue unexplored, his advisers are proposing to lead America along a dangerous path.
Mr. Kuchma explained the long delay in admitting responsibility as evidence of his aides' determination to leave no fact uncovered before reaching a conclusion.
By balking at none of this, Mr. Bailey winds up underscoring the sheer victory of Yates's determination to write, no matter what.
Jessica D. Lynch, who was rescued in a Nasiriya hospital in early April, could take comfort in the United States' determination to leave no soldier behind.
They are physical expressions of the determination to take no more nourishment, an "enough" so to speak, or rather a "more than enough"..
McGinley's microscopic attention to detail and determination to leave no stone unturned, which took in endless phone calls and trips to see his players, not to mention blue and gold fish only in the team room tank, brought to mind other great sporting templates, from Sir Clive Woodward's "T-CUP" to the British Cycling guru Sir Dave Brailsford's "marginal gains".
