Sentence examples similar to hell-bent on the task from inspiring English sources

In a world hell-bent on the destruction of the Jews, survival was its own justification.

Today, the Bush administration is hell-bent on the use of force to topple Saddam, with or without UN sanction.

"It is a troubling move from a man who is clearly hell-bent on dismantling the agency he has been tasked with overseeing when he should be fulfilling its mission to protect consumers and hold bad financial actors accountable," Frisch said.

A man who has seemed hell-bent on dismantling the NHS was on the way out.

European officials in particular seem hell-bent on continuing the antitrust crusade of the '90s against Microsoft, myopically focused on fading paradigms (desktop operating systems and Web browsers).

Everyone in the Trump administration seems hell-bent on damaging the planet.

But these dinosaurs seem hell-bent on dragging the world kicking and screaming into the last century.

Upstarts and challengers seem hell-bent on dethroning the online king with disruptive ideas, but the company continues to thrive.

— Jeff Gordinier Ecosalon: Why are so many people hell-bent on photographing the food on their plates?

They think she's incompetent, scandal-ridden and hell-bent on destroying the economy.

Georges and Anne are old, selfish and obsolete, hell-bent on squandering the family inheritance.