Sentence examples for has tenaciously held from inspiring English sources

HOWEVER much a seething herd of critics -- not to mention his own family members -- have complained about his unimaginative stagings of Wagner's operas, the 83-year-old Wolfgang Wagner, a grandson of the composer, has tenaciously held onto his job as general director of the Bayreuth Festival in Germany.

Using the model of the temp agency, the ambiguous legal status of the home as a workplace and the distrust of care labor as "real work," home agencies have tenaciously held onto the companionship exemption.

The Clinton administration has tenaciously pursued a peace process that Muslims regard as an insult to their pride.

Over the decades, Mrs. Moxley, who turns 70 next month, has tenaciously insisted on justice for her daughter, even as the investigation stalled and investigators came and went.

Uncrate has tenaciously gone through the catalog of all the gear Jack Bauer regularly uses on "24".

But puny little SST, with only $69 million in 1998 sales, has tenaciously competed with the big dogs and is now poised for some glory days of its own.

Even among the most venerated experts, tenaciously held opinions collide.

This intense concentration seems to explain why recurring motives are so few and so tenaciously held".

The member particles of the chain-like flocculation were tenaciously held by the Bjerknes force.

Despite the tenaciously held stereotype of riesling as sweet, Austrian rieslings are almost always dry.

Six years ago, one of my most tenaciously held cognitions was distrust of the Clintons.