Sentence examples for a tenacity for from inspiring English sources

He has a tenacity for getting into trouble but never on purpose.

Hearing about his other career accomplishments outside of Peter Pan, it was obvious that Roland had a savvy for business and a tenacity for success that's so often lacking among celebrities, especially ones that started out as children.

Others said the Iranians — like the North Koreans — had shown a great tenacity for enduring economic sanctions regardless of their severity, calling into question their value in any negotiation strategy.

It takes a kind of crazy tenacity for an aspiring stand-up comedian to endure the grubby humiliations of life on the bottom rung of the professional ladder.

A sister's tenacity For Jhoncy, the young woman whose brother Jhonson is unaccounted for, that stress is accompanied by incredible tenacity.

"He was a person of great tenacity for programs for people who are too poor to pay for themselves".

She can thank her own tenacity for that.

His will, his determination, his intensity and tenacity for the game.

That two gifted communicators like Bill Clinton and Tony Blair should have stuck with it with such tenacity for so long is surprising.

"He is to be commended for his tenacity, for his never-give-up," said Mr. Shelby, who, like Mr. Reed, prefers to flex his legislative muscle behind the scenes.

And so Women Against Pit Closures formed 30 years ago, organised quickly and with remarkable tenacity for those with little direct experience of campaigning – and women's groups sprung up and flourished in every mining community in Britain.