Sentence examples for even more dogged from inspiring English sources

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.

Outside it, he becomes even more "colourless", dogged by thoughts of suicide, but devoid of the energy to carry them through.

Even more important than these factors was his dogged determination in the face of withering opposition.

Whether or not to signal for even more help from his father was an issue that reportedly dogged Mr. Huntsman.

The partisan differences are even more pronounced when it comes to the specific issue that dogged Lynch's confirmation.

Even more sobering: Rumors about the age of this suspiciously tall, lean boy dogged the games throughout, but public officials, perhaps as fond of baseball as of the Latino vote, couldn't laud him enough.

The alternately fluid and dogged handling of paint recalls at times someone like Edwin Dickinson but with even more mystery and with the Academic tropes inverted.

Big questions hovered: Would the 2003 wines be even more expensive than the sticker-shock 2000s, and if so, would a weak-dollar, recession-dogged public pay for them?

But even more so, I thank the lamentably neglected hero of this case: former Travis County District Attorney Ronnie Earle, whose dogged pursuit of political corruption is the key factor in the DeLay conviction.

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The new project is a more dogged affair.