Sentence examples for even tenacious from inspiring English sources

This past week, I've noticed a similar elation in the air; the end is near and I dare say even tenacious Mr Blair feels a little spring in his step.

Simon & Garfunkel, Sonny & Cher, Noel & Liam Gallagher, even Tenacious D. Throughout musical history, fans have eagerly awaited what individual members of famous duo will do, long after the duos are no more.

Mr. Clinton has been even more tenacious on health policy.

Even more tenacious is the billionaire Bill Koch, the brother of Charles and David, who's discovered that his wine cellar — a chandeliered wonder in his Palm Beach mansion — contains more than four million dollars in fakes.

The Man in the Picture takes the opposite course: Oliver, a young medieval scholar, visits the college rooms of Theo Parmitter, his former tutor, who is in thrall to a supernatural curse exerted by a creepy Venetian painting, and shows himself to be an even more tenacious narrator than the Ancient Mariner.

The labels may be even more tenacious now that they have a sweet deal with MP3.com.

The tech industry has always been very adept at redirecting any discussion that threatens to regulate their business, but this time with years of documented abuse, even the tenacious representative from Google was unable to make much headway.

"They're very tenacious, even though they are among the smaller crabs in these waters," Mr. Rivara said.

Her father was an extraordinarily tenacious, even ruthless, man who navigated between the British and Japanese empires in order to achieve his objective a unified, independent Burma.

A decade after the end of the cold war spurred a wave of democratization in Africa, forcing even the most tenacious of dictators to at least hold sham elections to appease international creditors, Congo is one of the few African countries to never have conducted an election.

Strikingly, there is also a cryptic diversity of insect visual organs, which gives proof to evolution's versatility in molding even the most tenacious structures into something new.