Sentence examples for quite determinedly from inspiring English sources

"They very successfully and quite determinedly delivered what people wanted.

Stephen Grady, 88, falls, quite determinedly, one could even say belligerently, into the former category.

In such cases the Latin is often artificial enough so that one must rely quite determinedly on the explicit rules for its interpretation within logic, ignoring linguistic intuition, to follow what is intended.

From a recent profile of Deborah Nelson's latest book Tough Enough: Arbus, Arendt, Didion, McCarthy, Sontag, Weil, at WBUR: In the book's introduction, Nelson, a professor of English at the University of Chicago, acknowledges that these women initially "do not constitute a recognizable group". In fact, each was quite determinedly not part of any organized faction.

It will surprise no one that the lessons of the 2008 crash, and Canary Wharf's role as "Wall Street's Guantanamo" (a lawless zone, free from such awkward encumbrances as government regulation and good practice), are being quite determinedly unlearned.

Her conversion was more gradual, but it turned her thoughts quite as determinedly to what she could do for the social good.

"The 'Baseball Abstract' is, if not quite anti-establishment, at least determinedly non-establishment," he wrote in 1986.

Recently, however, Melbourne has been building apace, with results that are unashamedly modern, determinedly stylish and often quite dazzling.

Mr. King is a pro's pro, and, at 74, playing Goldwyn at 71, he looks great: slickly groomed, his bald pate shining, his posture healthy if not ramrod erect, his stride still determinedly casual if not quite so brisk.

Programmes tend to be determinedly populist and mainstream – there's lots of Mozart and Beethoven, and quite a bit of Brahms; even the one concert that Pierre Boulez conducts, in the Mosteiro dos Jerónimos, Lisbon, in 2003, includes a Mozart piano concerto, the D minor, K466, with Maria João Pires as the wonderfully fluent soloist.

But looking too so determinedly through the press of bodies and elsewhere, far beyond, that God knows, frankly, quite what she was denying.