"The Movement", if it was one, faded from prominence as poets went their separate ways, but Jennings continued, with remarkable tenacity, to work in her own deceptively simple style, developing a uniquely personal voice.
I also feel that a certain amount of curiosity and keenness, somewhat similar to what a child has, to explore, build and experience is important as working across different contexts, cultures and communities on the subject of human rights, requires continued commitment, engagement and tenacity.
I'll give him props for tenacity -- he continued his attempt at conversation by clearing his throat and saying, "You know, M'am, I've done some farming in my day".
But the Sahrawi guerrilla movement, Polisario, continued to fight, and with surprising tenacity.The nasty desert war that lasted through the 1980s cost Morocco as many as 25,000 casualties.
Even if many of Wesker's most durable plays were first seen between 1958 and 1962, he continued writing for the theatre with unshakable tenacity and self-belief.
Untempted by Voltaire's offer to have the publication continued outside France, Diderot held on in Paris with great tenacity and published the Encyclopédie's later volumes surreptitiously.
At the start, he showed heroic tenacity in continuing to prepare himself.
The title refers to the palmenti, or old stone wineries, that lie abandoned across the Sicilian landscape, symbols not only of a continuing struggle between the tenacity of tradition and the promise of the future, but also of the central place of wine in the tormented Sicilian soul.
Each day is a challenge, but Kellen continues to show astounding tenacity.
He continued to share the not-so-fun side of being an artist -- addressing the tenacity and character of an artist more than their talent.
