Sentence examples for and perseverance in the from inspiring English sources
Harriet Jacobs, like Anne Frank, endures as a symbol of hope and perseverance in the face of relentless persecution.
There were about 50,000 starters — that is to say, about 50,000 heartwarming stories of challenge and perseverance — in the marathon on Sunday.
And yet, in the same interview, he praises black women for their strength and perseverance in the face of unrelenting abuse.
Applicants must demonstrate outstanding academic achievement, a commitment to community service and perseverance in the face of significant obstacles, whether financial, physical or family related.
_____ Song: "Badlands" Album: "Darkness on the Edge of Town" In this song, the dry, craggy terrain of the badlands becomes a symbol of hard living and perseverance in the American West.
What characterizes almost all of the interviewees is their dedication to work and their patience and perseverance in the face of adversity (for this the authors use the classic Japanese term, gaman).
Unbalanced, frenetic, paranoid, she may have been, but no one could deny her energy and perseverance in defending the souls of the children of England from the assaults of the devil".
As a daughter of the "New York judge" that Victoria Wilson bought the house from, I congratulate Ms. Wilson on her dedication and perseverance in restoring the house and barn -- the property looks great, too!
Grischuk displayed calmness, maturity and perseverance in winning from the French grandmaster Vladislav Tkaciev in the fifth round.
As the title suggests, most of the book deals with the journey, one of persistence and perseverance in which some of the biggest steps were taken during solitary training sessions at a nondescript community center near her New Jersey home.
It's not just the accumulation of indelible poetic images that give Bob Dylan's "Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall" its force (the song could be a missing Old Testament prophecy) but the fear and awe and perseverance in Dylan's hoarse vocal and the way the simple tune keeps repeating, as if the singer were on a road that offered no exit.
