This vision, not yet specifically religious, though determinedly antimaterialist, helped launch Chesterton into the world that he went out to conquer.
He was lucky to have parents who were willing to bury their differences and work determinedly to help him recover and give him as normal a life as possible.
Many have roots in Sufism and have helped keep Turkish Islam determinedly tame.
Beyond the growing Latino population, Mr. Obama's margin in New Mexico was helped by the state's large American Indian presence, which is 10 percent of New Mexico's population and which was determinedly courted by the Obama campaign in 2008.
The 43-year-old Scot helped to run the Labour leadership campaign for Ed's brother, David, but since September has been a vital part of the new leader's team, while determinedly spelling out where the party went wrong and the scale of the task ahead.
It is so unrepentantly ridiculous, so determinedly overblown, that you can't help enjoying yourself.
Working in these tumultuous surroundings day after day, without electricity and often in the dark, sleep-deprived doctors and nurses labored determinedly and often in vain to help the patients entrusted to them, amid their own concern for family members at home and the danger to their possessions posed by the inundating waters.
Mr. Mercer and Mr. Million stayed determinedly unsmiling, though eventually they couldn't help moving to the beat, and Mr. Mercer's voice and guitar leads grew more assertive and vehement with every song.
WITH a fervor perhaps not evidenced since Dinah Shore last belted out "See the U.S.A. in your Chevrolet," the organizations that help market American tourist destinations are working determinedly to deliver pitches meant to resonate with consumers now leery of traveling.
Although written with obvious good intentions and with plenty of publisher's hype to help it along, this book that sets out so determinedly to be amusing is in truth not very funny at all.
