We should hold on to our democracy with at least as much tenacity as the Egyptian people showed the world when they struggled to create theirs.
Mr. Considine, after stressing that all the films were "totally different," allowed that there might be some common ground, not least in the tenacity of these actors turned filmmakers, who come from more or less working-class backgrounds.
Which begs the question how good a performance is this from Choi? Quite brilliant so far and recalling, to me at least, the dogged tenacity shown by José María Olazábal back at the US Masters in 1999.
As a lawyer she has built a strong reputation for tenacity, not least in 2009 when she ambitiously – and successfully – pursued Detroit's then mayor Kwame Kilpatrick on corruption charges.
'I used to spend hours in front of the mirror with a hairbrush, singing and dancing and making myself cry.' The tenacity, at least, can be traced to her mother.
Many questions linger, not least why prosecutors clung with such tenacity to a case troubled by flaws.
No doubt political defeat in the midterms will bolster party strategists who interpret election results as a repudiation of the Audacity of Hope in favor of the Tenacity of Nope, at least for likely voters.
At least their admiration for their subject's tenacity makes the cut.
All of the above views are standard tenets of the British left, at least in its wilder reaches, and nobody could charge Corbyn with a lack of tenacity.
Until then (and in my first two novels), I put a high premium on marital tenacity, the consolation of knowing that even if things were bad, at least you weren't a quitter!
