Sentence examples for determinedly pursuing from inspiring English sources
Male characters in colourful, romantic Bollywood movies are often seen determinedly pursuing their female counterparts until they finally acquiesce to a relationship, argued the defence team.
Think of me as your friendly renegade, the Axel Foley of fashion writers, one who just won't toe the line pushed by the dyspeptic police captain because I am too busy determinedly pursuing the truth.
First, the degree to which participants responded to the item on the CP-VAS 'How much have you been determinedly pursuing high (personally demanding) standards?' in the 24 h before and after the experimental manipulation.
The first VAS comprised nine key items that assessed clinical perfectionism (referred to here as the CP-VAS; e.g., 'To what extent have you judged yourself on the basis of your ability to reach high standards?'; 'How afraid have you been that you might not reach your standards?', 'How much have you been determinedly pursuing high (personally demanding) standards?').
The clever gimmick determinedly pursued in Vehicle 19 is that the camera never leaves the car, though Woods does so briefly.
One reason is that the company is family-owned, and families tend to be particularly loyal to their countries of origin.Renault, on the other hand, has determinedly pursued a low-cost strategy, setting up factories in Morocco, Slovenia, Turkey and Romania, and now makes only a quarter of its cars at home.
Historical periods are elided for Ariadne's encounter with the god Bacchus - her cave is a dressing table, her attendants wear 18th-century costumes, and Zerbinetta is got up as a distinctly down-market tart, determinedly pursued by Nathan Gunn's Harlequin, although Petersen sings her big aria with such elan and touching belief in its sentiments she becomes a far more substantial personality.
As Peter Hillary, son of Sir Edmund Hillary, the first person to ascend Everest along with Tenzing Norgay, writes, "It is an impressive thing to determinedly pursue and reach your own goals to climb your own Everest.
This construct grew out of clinical observations made when treating patients with eating disorders, and refers specifically to a dysfunctional type of self-focused perfectionism in which the individual determinedly pursues self-imposed, personally demanding standards, despite adverse consequences.
"He pursued that determinedly and made it".
