Sentence examples for its fortitude from inspiring English sources

This assemblage, aflame, smelled a bit cheesier than it would otherwise, but its fortitude was weak because it totally went face down two seconds after it was lit.

"We have been through complex moments of tension, but fortunately our commander's gigantic humanity once again demonstrates its fortitude".

It also began a struggle among American diplomats, one that continues to this day, about the best way to deal with an ally known more for its pride than its fortitude.

It is not just the Bank's technical ability that will be tested, but its fortitude.In the run-up to the last election, in 2001, there was no such problem: the economy was weakening, inflation was subdued and the government had only just begun to open up the spending taps.

Doyle and Martin along with composer Tom Hopkins tend towards the ambient on Pour It On, though even the most atmospheric of tracks are blessed with a bold song structure that makes their work not only palatable but soothing in its fortitude.

After all, "the greatest generation" has been lauded above all for its intestinal fortitude, its willingness to accept responsibility and to lead.

How long Bowa's team can stay there will inevitably have more to do with its suddenly competent pitching than its intestinal fortitude.

Along the way to four World Series titles in the last five years, this contemporary chapter of a decades-old American sports dynasty has been known for its intestinal fortitude even more than for its owner's fortune, which kept his team filthy pitching rich.

That may be, but government largesse does a lot more to support the state than its residents' fortitude.

It delved into war to find peace; then again to find its civil strength and fortitude -- its constitution.

A week after resolving the investigation into its financial practices and praising the fortitude of its employees during the five-year inquiry, the company, which has its headquarters in Islandia, announced a reorganization that would lay off about 5percentt of its work force, or some 800 people, including about 200 on Long Island.