Sentence examples for determinedly supported from inspiring English sources

News Group has determinedly supported that line but it has become clear that the phone-hacking story is not going to go away as individuals have continued to come forward with legal claims against the News of the World's publishers.

Yes, some might say – Mexico City, 1968, when the momentous civil rights salute given by US sprinters Tommie Smith and John Carlos was quietly yet determinedly supported by the Australian silver medallist Peter Norman.

Though Sylvia had also broken with the Communist party, she remained determinedly on the left, supporting sexual freedom and raising support for Ethiopia's struggle against fascist Italy (she eventually moved to Addis Ababa).

Determinedly low interest rates and the Fed's obvious willingness to step in and save the US financial system from collapse have guaranteed financing for companies and banks – and that's not counting the raft of other stimulus measures the Fed has supported, including cheap lending and outright bailouts.

Now that parliament is dominated by deputies who support his reformist message, the president might be expected to back his ally even more determinedly.

They do come back for the checkups and the rehabilitation, which includes physiotherapy and psychological and social support, but they are determinedly positive.

He added that Israel would continue to act "determinedly, and everywhere, to defend the country".

Until now, Mr. Chávez has managed to hold off a referendum through legal challenges while determinedly, and divisively, buttressing the powers of his presidency and building up his support by shifting his country's oil wealth toward the poor of a highly polarized society.

Dogs don't hold on to a bone so determinedly.

At first liberal and then, after her offer of support was rebuffed, fiercely anti-Napoleon in politics, eclectic in philosophy, mixing rationalism and spiritualism, and determinedly internationalist in her feeling for literature, she moved most easily in a world of ideas, surrounding herself with the salon of intellectuals she founded at Coppet, Switzerland.

Belfort is determinedly sexist.