Sentence examples for dogged personality from inspiring English sources

Biographers say she seems to have inherited the dogged personality of her father, who before his assassination was in line to become the first leader of Burma after independence from Britain.

Since joining the Jets in 2001, he has presided over what is annually one of the premier special-teams units in the N.F.L., a group that reflects his personality: dogged, aggressive, relentless.

Jun Tang Jun Tang, president of Shanda Interactive Entertainment, China's top online videogaming operator, had been dogged by rumors of his resignation over personality clashes with the company’s founder and CEO/chairman, the 36-year-old Chen Tianqiao Chen Tianqiao, since he joined the company in February 2004.

The leasing business ticks a number of boxes: it has a low public profile and is dependent on access to cheap money rather than adroit management of personalities (a problem that has dogged Nomura since its splashy acquisition of Lehman Brothers' European and Asian investment-banking businesses).Japan's largest financial institution, Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group, has adopted the subtle approach.

"They just dogged it".

The pursuit was dogged.

Then controversy dogged her.

Inventors are dogged.

Violence dogged him.

"She's dogged".

Her mother was dogged.