Sentence examples for for its tenacity from inspiring English sources

If Orchestra Baobab's style is a throwback, it's an invaluable one, all the more appealing now for its tenacity.

Meanwhile, Mr. Gennaro's campaign has become well known for its tenacity, with an army of about 100 former students, assorted volunteers and campaign aides.

And the Americans had stars like Donovan and Clint Dempsey and Tim Howard in their prime, with a golden chance to broaden the appeal of a sport as record audiences watched on ESPN, embracing this team for its tenacity and white-knuckled determination.

He played for Scotland at the 1998 World Cup finals, but that is a squad that was admired for its tenacity more than celebrated for its aplomb.

But that may be one reason for its astonishing tenacity.

His writing, if not vital to your mother, is something monstrous, terrifying, invertedly anthemic in its tenacity for shaking at the place where many would prefer it slept, then shaking that shaking.

Now housed in a beautiful, airy heritage building downtown, it has become a Canadian literary landmark, renowned for its quality and tenacity in the face of the big chains.

"The Maxi Mobility team, under Juan de Antonio's leadership, not only stands out for its drive and tenacity, but also for the strong ethical values they demonstrate in their daily work".

A film that was mostly to be lauded for its commitment and tenacity to take 12 years to complete.

The Chinese people are remarkable for their capacity for suffering, for tenacity, for focus, and for industry.

Whoever wins it will deserve it … but, for his tenacity and determination, I'd edge slightly to Nico".