Sentence examples for man were determined from inspiring English sources

For that, the party needs someone who can act the way party professionals did when bosses were bosses, when Democrats like the Bronx boss Edward Flynn, recognizing that President Roosevelt was a dying man, were determined to dump the suspiciously flaky Russophile Vice-President, Henry Wallace, from the national ticket.

A middle-aged man is determined to shatter the myth that men are attracted only to younger women.

In Zak Hilditch's Auspocalypse film These Final Hours, a young man is determined to attend the ultimate (literally, this is the last day of earth) party.

Deeply committed to his faith -- he taught adult classes most Sundays at the Frederick Church of the Brethren -- the Iron Man was determined to become a philanthropist.

By his own admission, Sillitoe as a young man was "determined to cause havoc" and future biographers may yet find some havoc to cry.

The hosts haven't scored in a competitive game since their 3-1 home defeat to Slovakia in a 2008 World Cup qualifier, and the ex-Shrewsbury man is determined to keep their barren run going.

In particular, Schelling's insight that man is determined not only by reason but also by dark natural impulses is now valued as a positive attempt to understand the reality of man on a level more profound than that attained by Hegel.

Finally, he has nothing to say on the possibility of "repentance", which seems to imply that man is determined as it were by his own first choice.

The $4.7 billion (1999 revenues) company is building a high-tech headquarters across town, but the old man is determined to keep the qualities that transformed a family-owned playing-card company founded in 1886 into an international game power.

Nintendo is building a high-tech headquarters across town, but the old man is determined to keep the qualities that transformed a family-owned playing-card company founded in 1886 into an international game power.

After an accidental radioactive contamination by aerosols in inhabited areas, the radiation exposure to man is determined by complex interactions between different factors such as dry or wet deposition, different types of ground surfaces, chemical properties of the radionuclides involved and building development as well as dependence on bomb construction e.g. design and geometry.