Sentence examples for human tenacity from inspiring English sources

To consider them is to be reminded not just of human cruelty and human stupidity but also of human tenacity.

A religion becomes a people, as it has for the Jews and the Mormons, partly out of human tenacity inspired by the promise of the blessing of more life, but also through charismatic leadership.

Yet if "Henry IV" laments the brevity and randomness of existence, as so much of Shakespeare does, it also revels in human tenacity, the comedy as well as the pathos in the urge to hold on to dear life.

The way that Orlando has come together confirms everything I have always hoped about humanity, strength, and the tenacity of the human spirit.

The way that Orlando has come together, uniting as one, supporting each other and taking care of the fallen and their families confirms everything I have always hoped about humanity, strength and the tenacity of the human spirit.

But it is one of those displays of human courage, skill and tenacity, comparable to climbing the highest and steepest mountains, or sailing a small boat solo, through storms, around the world.

The human predilection for combining tenacity and tedium goes back a long way; in the early twentieth century, for instance, there was a fad for pole-sitting, in which practitioners would sit atop flagpoles, often for days at a time, winking at crowds.

"It shows the tenacity of the human spirit, which each of us watching relates to.

What's made the most lasting impression on you? A. I am awed by the sheer tenacity of the human spirit.

"His career is a testament to the power of creative excellence," he added, "and his contributions as a philanthropist speak to the tenacity of the human spirit".

Our show, at its core, is really about the tenacity of the human spirit.