Sentence examples for the determinedly from inspiring English sources
adverb
In a determined manner
Clandestine, reports the determinedly truthful Oxford English Dictionary, is "adj.
The determinedly running idea strikes you as an option, though.
Many, like the determinedly cheerful devadasi the author interviews, are dying of AIDS.
Indeed, Brussels theologians have already switched again from "flexibility" to the determinedly obscure "reinforced co-operation".
Beneath the pop-culture references and the determinedly flat language is a wellspring of anguish.
Democratic lawmakers, too, know the determinedly friendly embrace of corporate lobbyists.
It is an art more of the determinedly well-adjusted mind than the wild heart.
Over in the determinedly non-evocative world of news journalism, Private Eye has decided to do the right thing.
G. is a libertine and a dilettante, and the determinedly non-linear narrative describes him being conceived under sordid conditions.
"The bitterness of the unhappily famous isn't much of a replacement for the determinedly doomed's ironic charm," sniffed the NME.
On the surface the mournful, self-medicating Mr. Noel and the determinedly upbeat Ms. Duckworth are temperamental and spiritual opposites.
