Undeterred by the quick fate which had befallen their comrades, the master of the dhow advanced cautiously along the deck, accompanied by the steersman, and armed with an enormous double-handed sword, which he held well before him.
Their colleagues of Dublin, undeterred by recent reverses, made their annual foray southward into Ossory, in 844, and immediately we find King Nial moving up from the north to the same scene of action.
But there was one among his followers who, unaffected by his sluggish example, and undeterred by his jealous interference, resolved to push the outposts of his race into the heart of Ulster.
The Begghards, or Brethren of the Free Spirit, undeterred by the martyrdom of Marguerite la Porete, had continued to exist in secret.
During all this time Gregory had been untiring in his efforts to subdue heresy in Lombardy, undeterred by the disheartening lack of result.
Their yells and menaces continued, but undeterredby them the house adopted the amendment, six members only voting with Lord George.
About this time, Lord George Germaine resigned office, and undeterred by his unpopularity, his majesty created him Viscount Sackville.
Undeterred by the dangers and difficulties of the journey across the Alps, she at once set out to join her intended husband.
And so, undeterred by the wail of the Preacher of Jerusalem, Melville settled to the multiplication of books.
Undeterred by the ghastly handicap against us--the galling fetters of a policy that kept us unarmed, we pitted our brains and seamanship against the murderous mechanics of the enemy.
Undeterred by the risk of mine or torpedo while marking time on their cruising ground, the pilots are constantly on the alert to board the incoming vessels as they approach from seaward.
Rue cried, aghast, and undeterred by the frowning priest.
So Linnet went her way, undeterred by her husband, and educated herself in general culture at the same time that she received her strict musical training.
As they are undeterred by fear of death or disaster, so should our young men be undeterredfrom entering public life by calumny, villification and abuse, which they see too frequently and too unjustly bestowed upon others.
Undeterred by these checks, Satan changes his theme, and reminds Christ that, as a member of the royal family, he is not only entitled to the throne, but expected to free Judea from Roman oppression.
Undeterred by such miracles, the men feasted, but, on embarking six days later, they were overtaken by a tempest in which all perished save Ulysses.
But, undeterred by this warning also, the Burgundians continue their journey, and visit Bishop Pilgrin and Rudiger on their way.
Undeterred by this threat, Gunther volunteers to undergo the test, but he quails when he sees the heavy spear which Brunhild brandishes and when he perceives that twelve men stagger beneath the weight she proposes to throw.
Yet, undeterred by this, there was a constant succession of new applicants, who had no other refuge on earth, and the valueless briefs were granted with unfailing readiness.
But, undeterred by his behaviour, I sat down beside him and called for wine.
An army of Sicilians would not stand for a moment against the vehement bayonets and claymores; but the Sicilian will always strike when he has the power, undeterred by consequences.
He himself was absolutely undeterredby risk or responsibility.
The Japanese infantry advanced gradually across the open valley undeterred by the murderous fire poured upon them from the Russian batteries, and threw themselves recklessly upon the enemy's redoubts.
Undeterred by the loss of the Hatsuse and the Yoshino, the Japanese continued to pour in troops at Yentoa Bay and Pitszewo.
His officers made an inroad, undeterred by the menaces of the duke's men, into Drayton, took 77 neat, and brought them home to Hellesdon.
But the love of Pelops for Hippodamia overcame all fears, and, undeterred by the terrible fate of his predecessors, he announced himself to Oenomaus as a suitor for the hand of his daughter.
Undeterred by the above example, the Sirens also entered into a similar contest.
These patriarchs, undeterred by the terrible solitudes to which they were going, by the undrained swamps and untracked forests, journeyed to their allotted possessions, and commenced the settlement of the continents.
The descendants of the first man, undeterred by his punishment, pursued such a career of wickedness that it became necessary to destroy them.
In vain Mr Bradlaugh protested that he was under the flag of the two Sicilies, that he was not under nor subject to the Papal laws; the Papal gendarmes were undeterred by any such arguments.
They retreated in confusion and shame, undeterred by the reproaches of the Patriarch of Jerusalem, who had accompanied the expedition, bearing with him a fragment of the true Cross.
Those at the top, however, undeterred by their isolated position on the walls of a hostile city, found their way in the darkness to a gate, and broke it open.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "undeterred" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
