Sentence examples for to determinedly from inspiring English sources

Instead it showed a rich variety of intention and approach, from technically sophisticated to almost dance-free, intensely personal to determinedly neutral.

On the ground, charter schools range from ultraprogressive to determinedly back-to-basics, with operators as divergent as private companies, nonprofit social service organizations, and coalitions of parents.

Everything burns except the women, whose bodies remain inexplicably almost wholly untouched, save for some ashy streaks and burn wounds that a meowing black cat begins to determinedly lick and lick and lick.

Seriously, though, since punch is weaker than cocktails you generally get a little bit of time in which to determinedly ignore the warning signs before you find yourself befuddled.

This is one of the few places in Britain where you can actually see abroad – France is a watercolour stripe from the vantage of the endless shingle beach – but in spirit the town would sometimes seem to determinedly set its face the other way, inwards.

But following a storming start, they had to determinedly drag themselves over the line to earn a victory which brings closer a first title since 1990.

The Democratic Party's elites from interest-groups to funders to activists are determinedly secular.

Jackson Mthembu, the party's national spokesperson, said: "Marikana cannot be allowed to deteriorate into a bastion of lawlessness and the ANC urges the law enforcement agencies to act determinedly and with urgency to bring those involved in these crimes to answer before the judicial system.

He added that Israel would continue to act "determinedly, and everywhere, to defend the country".

During his life, however, he published little on the topic of religion; as he made clear in his correspondence with Comte his fear of alienating his readers and losing his public influence led him to be determinedly cautious indeed cautious to the extent that he was criticized for this by those who otherwise sympathized with him.

(2008.igem.org/Judging/Judging_Criteria) The framing of HP here decontextualises the term from its post-ELSI origins in its relation to care and flourishing, and returns it to a determinedly object-oriented and public engagement-based framework.