Sentence examples for even dogged from inspiring English sources

George would tell you that he's been successful in business because he is smart and persuasive, and that he achieved so much in running by being enthusiastic, even dogged.

The sense of agony and struggle, especially in the massive first movement, can make this work feel relentless and even dogged, but rarely so when Bernard Haitink is conducting.

It is extremely rare for a party to seek to unseat one of its own incumbents, even those dogged by scandal.

But even then, disaster dogged the project.

Resistance has been dogged, even fanatical.

The question of whether the office should even exist has dogged it since its inception.

Michels' successor Stefan Kovacs saw Ajax remain European champions for both his years in charge, but even he was dogged by the accusation that he was merely caretaking the team that Michels built.

It was, of course, never found but Colin was dogged, even in failure.

The Romanians were dogged, even when reduced to 14 men when Mihaita Lazar was sent to the sin bin at the start of the second half, but an upset was never on the cards, especially when Juan Jose Imhoff sauntered through an absent defence to extend the lead to 36-8 in the 63rd minute.

However, he remained vague about why he thought Grimmett had been removed, even though suspicion dogged Bradman.

Top sides, of course, have been facing blanket defences for years; the suspicion is that this season lesser teams, inspired by Inter and Switzerland, will be even more dogged, even more negative.