Sentence examples for devotion and tenacity from inspiring English sources
Mr. Piven's beasts, for all their ferocity, are warmblooded creatures cherished by their masters for their devotion and tenacity.
And while the process ruffled a few egos, she also gradually won respect in the intensive care unit, Mr. Richmond's doctors said, if only for her devotion and tenacity.
And even if a customer doesn't entirely agree with you he may still be won over by your tenacity, devotion and dedication to what you believe in.
This devotion to American music demonstrates courage and tenacity on the part of Peter Martins, the company's ballet master in chief.
His citation read: Savige was ultimately awarded the Military Cross on 1 January 1918, for both his "consistent good work and devotion to duty" in the period spanning 26 February to 17 March 1917 and his "coolness under fire and tenacity of purpose" during the Second Battle of Bullecourt during April/May 1917.
It had unprecedented depth and tenacity.
Jackson ran with speed and tenacity.
"Some call it persistence and tenacity.
"They had that sassiness and tenacity about them.
His speed and tenacity cause turnovers by opponents.
