Sentence examples for More dogged from inspiring English sources

The new project is a more dogged affair.

HAS any Hollywood institution shown more dogged persistence than the "Saturday Night Live" spinoff movie?

Yet for the time being, Mr Kuroda is waging a more dogged fight against deflation.

By contrast, Eric Bana, as Hector, is slower, heavier, and more dogged than inspired.

One more dogged innings from a redoubtable cricketer could mean England retain the Ashes.

A more dogged reporter would have picked up the phone and called the manufacturer or a chemical engineer.

Outside it, he becomes even more "colourless", dogged by thoughts of suicide, but devoid of the energy to carry them through.

SOPHISTICATED pragmatism is not an attribute often associated with George Bush's economic team, whose officials are normally no more than dogged salesmen for ideologically inspired policies, such as massive tax cuts or privatising pensions.

Charlie is portrayed as a man who 'does not understand happiness, only its absence' and who believes that 'sadness is so much more a dogged force in the world'.

But if their swimming needs more than dogged practice, why not book them on a swimming course - Swimshack do a range of courses complete with video analysis, starting from around £60 an hour.

The kind you feel for the work you do is sterner, or at least more workaday-dogged.