Sentence examples for deterred by one from inspiring English sources

It is unlikely that the people who wished to see Grandma Moses will be deterred by one negative review.

By now they had a second home in Cornwall, where they became keen yachtsmen, not deterred by one time capsizing their boat and having to be rescued by a submarine.

One doesn't want to die at the hands of angry public-radio fans, who would not be deterred by one's cries of "Stop!

Don't be deterred by one unsuccessful IVF attempt.

He gave an example: If it were determined that rapes could be effectively deterred by one-month prison sentences, society would nonetheless be justified in imposing substantially longer ones.

While many people believe that someone considering suicide will not be deterred by a barrier at one site, and will simply seek out another method for ending his or her life, experts say that research strongly suggests otherwise.

From the days of the pueblo, through the civil rights movement, to now, black Angelenos have broken barriers and pioneered a community where talent is not deterred by the color of one's skin.

In any case, no one is deterred by misery that they cannot see; and they cannot see it because it has been hidden deliberately.

Mr. Bush's classroom photo ops have not been deterred by the fact that in one of them he flunked an elementary school student's question about his own favorite childhood reading.

When you consider that these are some of the more deprived parts of the country, hard hit by the recession, it hardly comes as a surprise that it looks like the poorest applicants are being the ones most deterred by the new fees.

First, in order to grab the moral high ground here you would have to actually be deterred by this nefarious stratagem, which no one ever is.