Sentence examples for doggedly persistent from inspiring English sources

Mr. O'Neill's was doggedly persistent during his rise in politics.

And he is, of course, doggedly persistent and more brilliant than any other detective.

In fact, he was expert in subversive irony, and doggedly persistent in his pursuit of excellence.

She could be doggedly persistent and fought majestically for those who had had few breaks in life.

JUST when reform fatigue seemed to be taking hold of Greece's governing Socialists, Costas Simitis, the doggedly persistent prime minister, has made a bold move.

When I was reporting for the business desk, being doggedly persistent — and even pushy — to get access to a protected source was a feature of normal life.

His own narrative style is doggedly declarative, slow, persistent, imperturbable and patient, but it gets the job done.

For a friendship to last, you need to have things in common, but, maybe even more important, you need at least one of the people involved to be persistent and doggedly committed to it, and Angela is that person.

Despite persistent rumors of corruption, he remained a doggedly ambitious political figure, eventually participating in a coup against his own Democratic Party and winning a leadership position in the process.

Deutsche Bank has built doggedly.

Yet Latin doggedly hangs on.