Sentence examples for a tenacity of from inspiring English sources

"You have to have a tenacity of purpose," he said.

By now, any lives still to be saved will seem miraculous, signs of a tenacity of spirit on the part of the rescuers and the rescued.

Fiber orientation was improved at a higher draw-down ratio and the Young's modulus was determined to 49 GPa at a tenacity of 550 MPa.

This might reflect a certain tenacity of the mosses' genetic system and its slow mutational rate.

Sainte-Beuve was able to achieve his enormous output, which constitutes an encyclopaedia of thought, only by relentless labour and an unequaled tenacity of purpose, linked with unusually subtle intellectual power.

Zarif is an affable man, with a disarmingly unrevolutionary grin, a quick wit, and the steely tenacity of a debater.

Its chief quality has been a tenacity and tempo capable of overcoming all odds.

Chapman has a tenacity, and a sense of adventure, that has carried the thirty-something alumna around the world.

Indeed, the seventeenth-century silk shows on average a tenacity that is 17%% of the reference silk.

But if this vehicle had been built to take on the category, by heeding the finish quality of an SL500 and the cornering tenacity of a Porsche 911 Carrera, we bet Caddy would sell more cars.

The article also referred incorrectly to a Martinelli newspaper motto, "With the Tenacity of a Terrier".