Sentence examples for was determination to go from inspiring English sources

What I saw in them instead was determination, to go on.

"The only conclusion I can draw from it is that there's a determination to go ahead with this strike "Whatever happens there will be no change in it.

This refusal to be stopped, this 'courage to be,' this determination to go on 'in spite of' is the hallmark of any great movement".

But there's a determination to go further.

But after Sept. 11 there was a new determination to go after terrorists, and American troops went to the Philippines.

And yet we sometimes behave as if we need Russia more than Russia needs us…" They including Britain, fearful of damage to the City of London could well continue so to behave.The most obvious evidence of this is France's determination to go through with the sale of the first of two Mistral-class helicopter carriers to Russia.

The Berwickshire, Roxburgh and Selkirk MP said: "What I find frustrating is the Nationalists' determination to go slow.

All this was combined with a determination to go on singing, to go on telling everything that was sacred to him in the Russia he had lost and in its literature and in its language.

One of Gowan's reasons for breaking with his partner was the Stirling's determination to go on with a design in which the Gowan had no faith.

But the former Senator Ted Kaufman, a Democrat, and others interviewed said the real reason for the dearth of action was a lack of determination to go after the big fish.

Chrysothemis, sung with opulent, room-filling tone by Adrianne Pieczonka, seems the most human, but there is an obliviousness in her determination to go on living.