Sentence examples for determination to write from inspiring English sources
She switched to European history and literature, and intensified her determination to write.
Now, progressive scholars rejected the heretofore respected classical writing and declared their determination to write as they spoke.
By balking at none of this, Mr. Bailey winds up underscoring the sheer victory of Yates's determination to write, no matter what.
He was also noted for a single-minded determination to write music full time, without the long-term teaching commitments many composers typically assume.
George's childhood was rather lonely, but as he grew up he was allowed to make his own decision the most important of which was his determination to write a history of science.
Michael Gambon's Philip Marlow (cursed by his not-quite Raymond Chanamer-ish name) lies in a hospital bed, trapped by agonising psoriasis and the determination to write one last detective mystery.
Whether it is the support people want to give their families, or the determination not to write anyone off, I believe that these values and ideals are really important to all of us.
Even though he has been busy with other projects, he explains, the five-year gap between One Day and Us is predominantly the result of a desire to get it right, a determination "not to write the disappointing followup", not to come up with something "maybe a little pretentious or a little slight".
This was not a new way, exactly, for the author of "Watt," but it gave him a new confidence and determination, allowing him to write out of confusion and contradiction with a paradoxical lucidity.
Ironically Lord Kinnock himself had a reputation for verbosity, but it's not clear whether this is connected to the determination of officials to write succinct briefing papers for him.
Instead, with a straight face, Bolaño narrates the Nazi writers' tireless imaginations, their persistence in the face of a world history that goes against them, their contrarian determination as they continue to write books that go unread, unreviewed and largely unnoticed.
