Sentence examples for very determination from inspiring English sources

Stephen Whittle argued that the very determination of journalists to get the story out was proof of press freedom's good health.

Harry Potter, as one character observes in the second book of the series, has that very determination, along with the transgressive energy of every child: "a certain disregard for rules".

This very determination comes along with contestability because in most cases other parameters or curve runs are imaginable.

However, her very determination to remain self-reliant, though admirable and inspiring, has made her less willing than ever to accept support or aid of any kind".

He now says the note was "written, unaided, by Paula and is consistent with a very real determination to kill herself.* At 11am on the morning of Paula's death, a wine canvasser, Maureen Brannon, called on the Gilfoyles.

It was a very pragmatic determination".

"There is a very strong determination to apply the rules".

"But at the same time we have a very strong determination to maximise our capability to keep our citizens safe".

It does seem clear that the very important determination to crack down on tax havens will be embraced by participants.

Before any interrogation, before the two-way mirrors or bargaining or good-cop, bad-cop routines, police officers investigating a crime have to make a very tricky determination: Is the person I'm interviewing being honest, or spinning fairy tales?

The most striking aspect of a highly convincing account was the way Weilerstein managed to keep the balance between Elgar's reflectiveness, which can sometimes swamp the work, and the composer's very practical determination to press on.