Sentence examples for dogged confrontation from inspiring English sources

In the process, Mr Field has often shown how mutable supposedly entrenched party positions can be: the evolving welfare dispute is less a dogged confrontation between left and right than a sinuous political dance.A growing likelihood of coalition government, as the British vote fractures, will make Mr Field's style of politics all the more necessary.

But his time in office was dogged by confrontation with the military and judiciary.

The prime minister says he is ready to foot that bill and to reach his goals gradually rather than provoke a head-on confrontation with the dogged haredim.His proposal, even if it passes in the cabinet, is unlikely to win a majority in Parliament.

He produced this video of their dogged attempt to cover tense confrontations near a Ukrainian military base as pro-Russian forces tried to take over a fuel depot in Simferopal.

Confrontation with Fenerbahce, a team dogged by match-fixing allegations but desperate for redemption, hardly seems ideal.

I wondered if the different outcomes had their roots in how their revolutions had taken place - in Poland through a dogged march by the unions, and in Romania a bloody confrontation which masked what was in effect, a coup.

"They just dogged it".

The pursuit was dogged.

Then controversy dogged her.

Inventors are dogged.

Violence dogged him.