Sentence examples for seeming determination from inspiring English sources

I would like to counter society's seeming determination to disbelieve victims.

Trump, who pressured senators to pass the law, responded to the latest GOP defeat with seeming determination to let the Affordable Care Act fail.

A rather more important discussion than whether one half of this indivisible whole will somehow shed the other would be about this government's seeming determination to destroy our system of public libraries and dispense with Britain's access to knowledge (especially, it seems, in prisons).

Nor has Washington's seeming determination to accelerate the move.

Nor did the label's seeming determination to flood the market with as much product as possible.

When his work was questioned by another researcher, Harris writes, Sulloway refused to show his data to skeptics he called "unqualified". Her persuasive scientific critiques of both men are overshadowed by her seeming determination to humiliate them.

"And yet, watching television - Channel 4 or the BBC or, for that matter, Sky - there seemed a determination to present at every juncture the worst case scenario as if the war, because it was inherently 'immoral', could not therefore possibly be expedited with success," Liddle added.

Mr. Glass appears to have found the project liberating: "Book of Longing" is the freshest, most supple and varied score he has written in several years and a decisive step in what now seems a determination to abandon many of his trademark moves.

There seems a determination to retain him at Dens, or at least hold out for a significantly higher fee than has been offered so far.

More telling, perhaps, was the arrival of a Russian ship last week, said to be carrying ammunition and seeming to signal the determination of the government to fight to the end.

It seems that the determination of the Young's modulus of very soft films cannot be separated from the determination of the yield stress.