Sentence examples for matter of determination from inspiring English sources

Outside of fiction, this kind of strength is mainly a matter of determination.

"For Netherlands, I think it's a matter of determination.

Or is it really just a simple matter of determination, willpower or mind over matter?

While incumbents frequently have advantages in money and name identification, there is no reason that a challenger can't have the most yard signs - it's simply a matter of determination and aggressive yard sign recruiting.

But his matter-of-fact determination is there in abundance.

As this workshop shows, ending violence across Myanmar is only a matter of courage, determination and will," Mr. Bainvel added.

There is also the small matter of England's determination not to squander the good work of the past two months.

Boeheim said: "Neither team could get anything done offensively, so it was a matter of will and determination that would decide who won".

It's a little hard to account for this, but I think it's partly a matter of Wolfe's determination to give you your money's worth, whether you want it or not.

He denied the charge of emanationism, claiming that in his thought "it is not a matter of the self-determination of being, but rather the self-determination of nothingness" (NKZ VI, 154).

Through characterization of the sewage organic matter and determination of the anaerobic hydrolysis kinetic rate and other relevant parameters, the steady state model was calibrated to a pilot plant for the SANI® process.