Sentence examples for determined to confront from inspiring English sources

He set off alone for Tallinn, determined to confront Moura with her deception.

And I'm determined to confront them so we can go on creating jobs for the people of this country".

Megan Squire, a red-haired professor of computing sciences at nearby Elon University, was earnest and funny and determined to confront the Klan.

The Chancellor's response was to say that he was "determined to confront" the problems "so that we can go on creating jobs for the people of this country".

Despite my almost pathological nuclear fear, I did once go on a tour of Sellafield, determined to confront the irrational dread left over from a childhood blighted with memories of Chernobyl and the aforementioned Threads.

He pointed to public conference committees that have looked at the state's budget process, drug laws and voting systems this year as a sign that Albany was determined to confront gridlock and focus on substantive issues.

The Chinese government "is determined to firmly confront the pro-independence forces without any ambiguity," he added.

Surely, the international community wouldn't choose someone as high-profile as Mr. Blair as its envoy if it wasn't determined to aggressively confront the long-running Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

I came here as well, determined to at least confront him.

The question on everyone's mind is whether Mr Borisov – an ex-bodyguard to the late Communist dictator Todor Zhivkov and former King Simeon – is capable and determined enough to confront corruption and the underworld.

And nobody should be confused about the Netanyahu government: this is a government that appears determined to hold off confronting the settlers for as long as possible, and that appears happy to quietly aid and abet the settlers in getting as much settlement activity going, on the ground, in advance of any such confrontation.