Sentence examples for kind of determining from inspiring English sources

Introspective research led the members of the Würzburg school to conclude that the emergence of the required element depends jointly on the immediately preceding element and on some kind of "determining tendency" such as Aufgabe ("awareness of task") or "representation of the goal".

I read the last quarter of the novel in a kind of determined stupor.

Yet he is professionally dependent on just that kind of determined, slightly desperate pursuit.

Americans out on the town spoke with a kind of "determined to get on with life" bravado.

This kind of determined adversary often uses a relatively sophisticated e-mail scam known as "spear phishing".

He held the injured arm with his good arm, and walked on, in a kind of determined trance, away from the center of town and whatever had happened there.

This kind of determined evasiveness, frequently frustrating for the reader, feels like a new development for Hollinghurst, and I wonder if it is born of a wish to refuse the sorts of major twists and resolutions that he has relied on in the past.

They might also rue the fact they could not produce the kind of determined performance against Fulham during those damaging results.

"That's why I think that I'm kind of determined to help you do the same thing.

Georgia's kids did not have the kind of childhoods she would have wanted for them, yet each of them seem to have made it through with the same kind of determined, scrappy, loving spirit their mother once had.

Try to get that kind of determined gleam in your eye most of the time.