Sentence examples for a tenacity to from inspiring English sources

Beyond that, she has a tenacity to make it work.

They have a tenacity to them that allows them to survive.

They have quality attacking players across that back line and a tenacity to the side, as they showed in Brisbane.

"Hollis brings a tenacity to our team that a lot of teams don't have," the senior forward Aaron McGhee said.

It is a tenacity to absorb - to take in Latin, French and some Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Arabic, Hindi, Gullah, and add to the stock.

There was also a tenacity to Falcao that made him keep going in Buenos Aires when many other Colombians, lonely and alienated in a foreign city, returned home.

The Nuremberg answer was to hold onto those norms with a special tenacity, to afford the accused precisely the acknowledgment of humanity that they had denied their victims.

She possessed a remarkable tenacity to organise - almost annually - international conferences on topics that established new directions in Victorian studies, as well as finding the time to take on the running of Birkbeck's annual Dickens day.

Williams wants his players to "defend every blade of grass" with a relentless tenacity, to be aggressive at all times, to hit hard and put heavy pressure on the quarterback.

Now if I have a shot to actually win a race, you're going to have to deal with that old-style Kurt Busch, elbows out and running aggressive, bringing a different tenacity to the front of the pack.

"If anything it might in a very small way count in our favour in that we're showing I think a degree of tenacity to be back with a great bid".