Sentence examples for in tenacity from inspiring English sources

"He's got a Ph.D. in tenacity".

What Sarkeesian lacks in charisma she makes up for in tenacity, as she piles on the charges against such bleak video game staples as the perpetually terrorised damsel in distress.

Theirs was "one of the most extraordinary exercises in tenacity and in will to survival within the dance world," Anna Kisselgoff wrote in The New York Times in 1981.

No wonder the South Koreans were shocked beyond belief when FIFA ruled last year that they must share the honour of hosting the 2002 World Cup the first ever to be held in Asia with the namby-pamby Japanese.On November 16th, the Japanese soccer squad showed that what it may lack in flair, it more than makes up for in tenacity.

With an average height of just 1.62 metres, the Japanese were far smaller than their opponents, but what they lacked in stature they made up for in tenacity and teamwork, qualities that led one commentator to liken them to the current Barcelona team.

In Tenacity players progress through the game by keeping track of their own breathing, which helps children develop mindfulness.

The stepwise development of eradication methods in a series of offshore New Zealand islands is remarkable in its tenacity, ingenuity and impact.

Heme-dependent monofunctional catalases differ in the tenacity with which they bind their NAD(P H cofactor and in the substrate specificities of their accessory peroxidase activities.

Three different researchers were involved in the work reported here, and we cannot be certain that variation in their tenacity or sensitivity to the clinical context did not contribute to differential recruitment rates.

Carrie, however, has a libido; Maya's is subsumed in the tenacity of her hunt for the Great White Whale.

"It would get to you," he promises, betraying a certain pride in the tenacity of his creation.