"And F. X . Toolelets me write determinedly Irish-Catholic".
Fournier, while still discovering how to write, said determinedly that: "I shan't be truly myself as long as I have a single bookish phrase in my head".
It is odd that someone as determinedly uncontroversial as Sandberg should have written a book like this, which is also the reason for Lean In's significance.
"Outside of Liverpool football club, everybody seems to feel that the club's reputation was damaged: they did not appear to hold a thorough investigation following the incident, then determinedly defended Suárez even after the written reasons.
Dedicated to the memory of Debussy and originally written for 24 (later reworked for 23) wind and brass instruments, Stravinsky's 1920 masterpiece is determinedly not in symphonic form and was laughed at during the first performance.
Although written with obvious good intentions and with plenty of publisher's hype to help it along, this book that sets out so determinedly to be amusing is in truth not very funny at all.
"The 'Baseball Abstract' is, if not quite anti-establishment, at least determinedly non-establishment," he wrote in 1986.
"A solid, traditional and determinedly unadventurous English novel," wrote Theo Tait for the Guardian, while the famously vituperative Michiko Kakutani, reviewing The Casual Vacancy for the New York Times, was unimpressed.
Al Gore himself once wrote, "I grew up in a determinedly political family, in which I learned at an early age to be very sensitive — too sensitive, perhaps — to what others were thinking, and to notice carefully — maybe too carefully — the similarities and differences between my way of thinking and that of the society around me".
Contribute with Guardian Witness In the winter of 1916 the conscientious objector Harry Millward wrote to his wife Lizzie, maintaining a determinedly jaunty tone.
