Sentence examples for determined to declare from inspiring English sources

Her admiration for Swinburne drew disapproval from her relatives, which made her all the more determined to declare her love.

He has tolerated with good humour a steady influx of journalists determined to declare El Centro the "centre of the Great Recession".

The Seminole seniors, too, are determined to be declared the brightest stars in Florida State's dynastic run.

3. New rules of registration to determine when to declare.

For those in the nation illegally and determined to stay, the choices -- declare their presence or sink deeper underground -- have been considerably more wrenching.

It seems that the Sudanese government, facing upheaval on several fronts, especially with the southern third of the country preparing to declare independence next month, is determined to suppress the rebels and prevent them from encouraging other restive areas to rise up.

Officials from Vietnam to Mexico declared themselves determined to prevent traffic deaths.

Such images will be held aloft for many years whenever America declares itself determined to right a wrong.

Netanyahu declared himself determined to destroy Hamas, but he managed instead to return the favor, ordering an operation that helped its leadership immeasurably.

And she declares herself determined to try to redress some of the more blatant inequalities of east-west, north-south Paris, and believes creating affordable housing is the key.

Setting out to undermine the rigidity of the art world, and reasoning that taste was a product of habit, he determined to avoid repetition, and once declared that "I've had thirty-three ideas; I've made thirty-three paintings".