Sentence examples for determination to wipe from inspiring English sources
But behind the veneer of normality, Mr. Assad has grown increasingly aggressive, declaring his determination to wipe out the opposition, insisting that he is standing against an imperialist enemy.
In "Falun Gong and the Future of China," David Ownby, a historian of China at the University of Montreal, argues that however extraordinary the demonstrations seemed at the time, both the popularity of Falun Gong and the party's determination to wipe it out were predictable to students of Chinese history.
As for Christianity, it developed on the far side of the Temple's destruction and the Roman determination to wipe Jews and Judea off the map once and for all, which included renaming the region Palestina, after the extinct enemies of the Jews.
The Republican leadership's determination to wipe away clean air safeguards is audacious.
The young prime minister talked tough, voicing vociferous determination to wipe out the terrorists even if he caught them in the outhouse.
The letters in Dunphy's file are testament to her desperation for contact, and her family's determination to wipe her clean from their lives.
We know by the determination and civic spirit we've seen in the campaign to wipe out Guinea worm disease that the people of South Sudan have sacrificed greatly to achieve independence -- too much to slide into a prolonged conflict.
To wipe the slate clean by 2015.
They want to wipe this all out.
Russell paused to wipe his eyes.
