Sentence examples for doggedly fighting from inspiring English sources
In Strauss's Trilogy of Reunions (1980) he was a down-to-earth printer doggedly fighting his blue-collar corner in an art club full of bourgeois snobs.
The Eighth Army, however, battled on doggedly, fighting its way up Italy against a tenacious German enemy, who, even after its Italian allies had thrown in the towel, refused to admit defeat until the very end.
Charney, who has denied the allegations that led to his dismissal as chairman and chief executive, has been doggedly fighting to get back his company.
Woodfin says his experience as both a young, black man with deep roots in Birmingham and as a prosecutor gives him the perspective necessary to ensure public safety while doggedly fighting for police accountability and criminal justice reform.
But his staff has the reputation of fighting doggedly to collect Social Security checks, passports, military decorations, immigrant-visa extensions and any emolument to which constituents are entitled by law.
introduces an LAPD detective fighting doggedly for justice for herself and a wide array of victims.
However, he is struggling to cope with the funeral of his soldier-son, killed fighting in Gaza, while his daughter (Susannah Wise) doggedly investigates Israeli war crimes and her kid brother (Alex Waldmann) becomes a tearaway.
When Gates has talked over the past couple of years, he has doggedly described the importance of software, how Microsoft is fighting Internet hackers and how it can help make companies more efficient.
She isn't fighting for women's rights per se, but she expresses herself doggedly and with a single-minded purpose of art for art's sake, truth for truth's sake, and doesn't seem to care what anyone thinks about her as a woman.
As Carver put it, "She isn't fighting for women's rights per se, but she expresses herself doggedly and with a single-minded purpose of art for art's sake, truth for truth's sake, and doesn't seem to care what anyone thinks about her as a woman".
