Sentence examples for greater tenacity from inspiring English sources

And when he is happy with his role in the offense, O'Neal defends and rebounds with greater tenacity.

If Rajapaksa triumphs, he will likely hunker down with even greater tenacity, pulling his family closer still.

Other European countries have held on to their domestic capacity and self-sufficient possibilities with greater tenacity.

It is kiremt – rainy season – at the moment, and the field has patches of mud of varying viscosity that seems to cling to the shoes with a greater tenacity than the English garden variety.

Of all the stock characters in 20th-century English literature, few have survived in the public's imagination with greater tenacity than the inebriated Irishman, and the Irish Arts Center is offering a model of the stereotype with a revival of J. P. Donleavy's stage version of "The Ginger Man" by the Dublin Theater Company.

He thought the pre-modernist "literary philosophers" of romanticism and idealism had shown "greater tenacity" than those philosophers who professed scientific exactitude (SEP, 80).

We came out with great intensity and great tenacity.

Senator Clinton has demonstrated great tenacity and courage; two qualities I have always esteemed.

"You have to have the stomach for setbacks, great tenacity and commitment and passion.

"He was a person of great tenacity for programs for people who are too poor to pay for themselves".

"Duke is a team of great tenacity," Wake Forest Coach Dave Odom said after the Blue Devils rallied repeatedly against his squad.