Sentence examples for determinedly difficult from inspiring English sources
"A Child's Garden" is a beautiful, densely allusive and ultimately elusive film, as determinedly difficult as any passage in modern poetry.
Only this time it was as the quintessential New York native, the determinedly difficult novelist who was "part of a long modernist line starting with James Joyce", ending up in a "small-town setting".
It is difficult to imagine this determinedly leftish party making common cause with the Tories, however cuddly Mr Cameron may be.
It's difficult to fight the urge to push back determinedly against your rocking chair when an artist yells, "You can turn on the flashes on your iPhones and wave them around … if you're lucky I'll put it on Instagram" before launching into a ballad.
Minchin's most important and subtle analytical achievement is to show how the federation gradually but determinedly shed all of those Meany-era characteristics in the difficult decades following his retirement.
IT'S difficult to associate the idea of a revolution with the Beaujolais region of France, a timeless, determinedly rural place in spite of the worldwide renown of its wine.
Belfort is determinedly sexist.
She was determinedly litigious.
But Spain remained determinedly neutral.
"Yes," said Michael determinedly.
