Sentence examples similar to bit of tenacity from inspiring English sources

Others--the ones capable of reaching deep inside for that extra bit of tenacity--make it past the hurdle.

It's not conscious, but I reckon there's a bit of psychological tenacity underneath, a need to stay connected in some way to Birmingham or to Chelmsley Wood.

That slight bit of rebelliousness and tenacity and self-belief.

Within the inevitability of life finding a foothold, given a place to grow, sunlight and a bit of moisture, or in the tenacity of a pair of birds to raise a clutch of nestlings against great odds, I find an affirmation of life at the individual and collective levels.

With tenacity and a bit of luck I angled myself onto the United States Delegation to the UN Women's Conference in Beijing, China, the last major global meeting dedicated to developing an agenda to advance half the world's population.

What they lacked in depth they made up for with grit and tenacity and, perhaps, a bit of providence.

"A document of tenacity".

That kind of tenacity seems to be in diminishing supply.

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

"Conrad Black is the epitome of tenacity and true grit.

By the time I left school, I had a lot of tenacity.