Sentence examples for more bent on from inspiring English sources

Now even more bent on killing the bear, Kenai finally succeeds on a mountaintop.

"They heard about it, which is positive because it makes them more bent on keeping their protest movement peaceful.

But he seemed more bent on making up for a past that included a lot of non-specific bad behaviour.

These results suggest that the activated CO2 complex of CO2 formation is more bent on Pd(1 1 1), and straighter on Pd(1 1 0).

In some districts, local fire departments will take down trees and remove the wood, known as slash, or will at least give advice so that homeowners aren't taken for a ride by loggers more bent on profit than prevention.

Some centers are more bent on filling beds than on getting kids into the right program, says Douglas Bodin, a consultant in Los Altos, Calif.

"States should have to ability to chart their own way forward on cannabis regulation, outside of federal oversight," Lininger said, calling it a states' rights issue that had led many legislators of a more conservative bent on marijuana policy to support the resolution.

This week, however, as a new school year begins in earnest, her mask of congeniality slipped, revealing behind it both the scale of the Tory threat to our education system's public values and the true intentions of an education secretary that, if anything, is even more hell-bent on their destruction than her predecessor.

Usually a harmless kind of crazy – like, one day, she thought it would be funny to mail me a dead frog in a Crayola box – but in this case, she was even more hell-bent on revenge than I was.

The middle has shrunk, the partisan divide has grown, and the Republicans being elected to Congress now are more extreme and bent on undermining women's health and rights.

Prime Minister Koizumi realizes that it is not working any more and is bent on opening it up and driving market reform.