Sentence examples for equally dogged from inspiring English sources
And though Tal may be more materially comfortable, her days are equally dogged by uncertainty and random violence.
For Mr. Mann, a man is defined by what he is does: in "Heat," the thief (Robert De Niro) and the detective (Al Pacino), equally dogged, have no lives other than their occupations.
The Australian was well supported in a second-wicket stand of 190 with Dawid Malan, who made an equally dogged 92, to cut the deficit to just 21.
Siddle completed a maiden Test fifty before being bowled between bat and pad for 51 by Ashwin while Pattinson fell in the 113th over for an equally dogged 30.
Colbert's defense of his comedy, like Patton Oswalt's equally dogged defense of Trevor Noah's futile stabs at it, is no worthier of praise than Daniel Tosh's rapid-fire semi-apology for being a jackass.
Tom Rooney is equally fine as the dogged survivor Pistol, who emerges unchanged despite enduring humiliation at the hands of the Welsh captain Fluellen, vowing "to England will I steal, and there I'll steal".
In this respect, the female empowerment angle is difficult to justify and it is an issue that has dogged other equally controversial films, e.g., Wes Craven argued that he was condemning screen violence in The Last House on the Left, but the audience still finds itself cheering as the despicable degenerates get their just desserts.
That's a shame, because the casting of Ben Foster is inspired, his edgy dynamism ideally suited to Armstrong's forceful, smirky stewardship of a rule-skirting performance-enhancement regimen, his crafted public persona as a charity icon, and the arrogant indignation when his integrity is questioned by dogged British reporter David Walsh (an equally righteous Chris O'Dowd).
Given that her relationship with Galea dates to her teenage years, Personius said, "it would be equally fair to find that he improperly took advantage of her dogged loyalty".
Mr. Glasser was unquestionably dogged in the defense of civil liberties, but he was equally determined to stabilize the organization's finances.
