Sentence examples for admire the tenacity from inspiring English sources

You have to admire the tenacity of trolls.

But when all is said and sung, you have to admire the tenacity of Arab love lyrics, or pity their dedication to hopeless causes.

We cared about that penguin family, even if they were a construct of an editor's skill, and through them we could admire the tenacity of the species.

The manager, though, would admire the tenacity and skill with which Lampard turned inside Vincent Candela to finish with a low shot.

But you have to admire the tenacity with which she is sticking to her task, particularly when it's probably the case that the shops and arcades of Paris' 8th arrondissement, which lie a short chauffeur-driven journey to the east of Roland Garros, offer a more appealing prospect than playing dirt-ball tennis.

I admire the tenacity of the performance, though.

I have always admired the tenacity of the Log Cabin Republicans, who believed they could work from within the G.O.P. to change the party's views on gay rights.

I admired the tenacity of the locals, many of whom have little choice about living where they do, but I couldn't help feeling I'd joined them in a macabre game of chance.

I admired the tenacity and survival capabilities of those people.

She admires the tenacity of her friends who are still working to achieve their goals, and that even with her own success, she knows what it's like to seek avenues for self-expression.

Having worked his way up through the trade union movement and local government, and being much admired for the tenacity with which he has overcome his blindness, the education secretary is sometimes portrayed as the voice of the left.For all this, Mr Blunkett's education reforms may provoke the first real confrontation between New Labour and the public sector.