Sentence examples for enduring tenacity from inspiring English sources

Matfield may have edged the line-out battle, but Ireland boss Schmidt underscored his decision to select O'Connell as his captain by praising his enduring tenacity.

It is a reflection on the enduring tenacity, resilience, and common sense of the American people.

While I admire their enduring tenacity and ceaseless creativity in keeping this up each year, I can't help but wonder if at some point in their pursuit of a homogenous holiday if they ever stop to wonder: Would Jesus celebrate Christmas?

Others said the Iranians — like the North Koreans — had shown a great tenacity for enduring economic sanctions regardless of their severity, calling into question their value in any negotiation strategy.

When I emailed her about her characterization of the Clinton-media relationship, Strassel wrote back citing this passage from a June 7 New York Times story about Clinton's clinching the Democratic nomination: "And Mrs. Clinton's very durability -- her tenacity, grit and capacity for enduring and overcoming adversity -- could be exactly what is required to defeat Donald J. Trump".

Chang writes, "The disconnection between the rising diversity of housing needs and the monotony of housing production speaks to the tenacity of the postwar American dream — the enduring allure of the detached house with front lawn and backyard patio — as well as to the profitability of catering to these aspirations".

And when she turns a perfect cartwheel to demonstrate her enduring spryness, you appreciate both the depths of her vanity and her dangerous tenacity.

He thought about enduring.

We are enduring".

How enduring is it?

Why the enduring acclaim?