Sentence examples for determined to separate from inspiring English sources

McQuaid is determined to separate the past from the present and future.

Hoffman is a model biographer for Puller -- admiring and sympathetic but firmly determined to separate fact from legend.

Houston was determined to separate himself from Dan Majerle while Latrell Sprewell was dead set on shooting until his shot dropped.

Virginia Coach Michele Madison, then the coach at Michigan State, offered all three a full scholarship to go to East Lansing when they were high school sophomores, but they were determined to separate.

If the government is determined to separate Royal Mail from the Post Office – madly destructive as that seems to me – and if we are also to have a vibrant, locally based post office network, it has a lot of work to do on how to achieve that beyond this bad bill.

But Madeline Marzano-Lesnevich, a New Jersey lawyer who serves as a vice president of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, which sets ethical standards for divorce lawyers, said she welcomed the use of divorce financing as a workaround because, in her view, society also has an interest in helping people who are determined to separate.

At a press conference in Singapore shortly after the women died, Dr. Carson said they were so determined to be separated that he felt compelled to try to help them, adding, "I was convinced they would seek separation no matter who performed the surgery".

In fact, the founders were rooted in Christianity — they were inheritors of the entire European Christian tradition — and at the same time they were steeped in an Enlightenment rationalism that was, if not opposed to religion, determined to establish separate spheres for faith and reason.

This fact made him determined to work toward separating military policies from civilian control.

Still, I was determined to keep things separate when it came to money.

Even though communists would enter the other party as individuals, the CCP was determined to maintain its separate identity and autonomy and to attempt to control the labour union movement.