Sentence examples for doggedly adhere from inspiring English sources

There is a tendency to doggedly adhere to a particular outcome, despite its disadvantages, and miss out on enriching opportunities that have enormous potential for professional development and satisfaction.

Nowhere is this more evident than in present-day neuroscience, where in spite of the strong evidence for quantum effects in biological systems and in the brain, workers doggedly adhere to the physicalism that Francis Crick called for decades ago (i.e., reducing all the mind to physical processes in the brain and nothing more).

Professional sports being an ultraconservative world, various pecking orders are often not only respected, but also doggedly adhered to.

It is as though bad faith – that which sees us doggedly adhering to ritual even as it empties of meaning – is contaminating, insidiously harmful, limitless.

The chase is on, and Dory starts sleuthing in earnest, doggedly adhering to gumshoe clichés that she's picked up from "Bored to Death" or whatever.

Since November, she has doggedly adhered to the traditional (and bipartisan) British policy of cozying up to American Presidents, even as many people have pointed out that Trump is anything but a normal occupant of the Oval Office.

There was something dutiful about this show, as though the women were doggedly adhering to a position rather than chasing a spark.

He is very much like modern dance predecessors who lived freed from society's artificial constraints, yet doggedly adhered to fundamental principles of fine art, even those purposefully broken.

One wonders, for example, if Michelle Rhee, who doggedly adheres to the business model in Washington, really believes that the 30percentt unemployment rate among African-Americans in her city has no impact on the quality of family life and hence student performance.

Deutsche Bank has built doggedly.

Yet Latin doggedly hangs on.