Sentence examples for determination to throw from inspiring English sources

Nor is there much sign of Conservative popularity: they succeed only through popular determination to throw the Labour rascals out.

He had never understood the character or nature of the American people and he had greatly underestimated their determination to throw off the yoke of British rule.

And Mr Kirchner has made it clear that his main aim in repaying debt is to avoid further IMF restraint on his policies.This determination to throw off constraints comes at a delicate moment.

Perhaps Universal's determination to throw a little star power into the mix was predicated on the studio's own insecurities, for most of the original titles that spawned the classic monster movies of the 1930s are long out of copyright in the US.

If a girl had most of the important qualities, but leaned toward packaged olive loaf and assembly line white bread, I thought I might try to spare her feelings and my stomach, but I don't know if I would have had the determination to throw away 15,000 sandwiches.

What they shared was an independent habit of mind, characterized by a thirst for provocative new ideas, a fascination with the way the mind works, a determination to throw off artificial constraints and a belief that strong intuitive feeling brings us closer to truth than does the observation of external facts.

Her speech beautifully balanced pride in her historic accomplishment, high praise for her rival - she called him "extraordinary" - and, most inspirationally, a determination not to throw in the towel quite yet.

He was impressed by Blair's determination to make Labour once more electable and throw the wretched Tories out, but saw that he was destroying the existing Labour Party in the process.

And underlying it all was the absolute determination of officials to throw out everything we had learned about macroeconomic policy in depressions, and go with their prejudices instead.

This was almost certainly due to the fact that Americans had fought for and won the right to govern themselves and thousands of young men, seeing a career in politics as a vindication of their struggle for self-determination, were bursting to throw their hats into the ring.

I'm baffled to the point of punching tree trunks to witness the determination of some folk to throw themselves in front of these heads of corporations and presidents of banks and to wave their arms protectively, yelping: "Leave them alone!