Sentence examples for sudden determination from inspiring English sources

Mr. Schaffert's blithe, quirky novel takes what momentum it has from Lily's sudden determination to track down her mother.

Western governments, peacekeepers and the United Nations administration here are showing a sudden determination to bring Serbs home.

The context for the Lords' sudden determination to reform is the long shadow cast by the failure of Nick Clegg's plans for democratisation.

But the reactions -- a spontaneous half-million-person march and a sudden mass determination to make the law protect workers -- were primed by the earlier era of ad hoc bossism reigning over the immigrant hordes.

At first glance she appears to be hesitating, but, no, it's not hesitation or a sudden flagging of determination; on the contrary, it's a pause to sharpen her concentration, to make her will steelier yet.

If all goes well, it will be the culmination of a nearly decade-long journey for Mr. Alfonso, a story of sudden tragedy, grim determination and a little help from a lot of perfect strangers in a bicycling community thousands of miles away.

Warm, witty and effusive, she conveys a combination of incredulous delight at her sudden success and steely determination to make the most of it while she can.

His careful, methodical approach to warfare had protected the empire from the risk of sudden defeats, while his determination and skill had allowed him to rack up a long list of successful sieges and assaults against enemy strongholds.

At the same time, the movement was freighted: full of sudden reversals, sharp attack, tense determination.

The information obtained from the pHPZC determination explains the sudden increase in percentage removal observed around pH of 5 for both adsorption studies.

Porto was confused and tearful, with sudden moments of coherence and a determination to persuade the jury that her memory lapses were part of wider nervous troubles.