Sentence examples for less dogged from inspiring English sources

A less dogged man would have stopped and taken his wheezing chest indoors.

The commentary in "Faat-Kine" is less dogged and less dogmatic than that in Mr. Sembène's previous films.

"I give him real credit for sticking with it for years under conditions in which a less dogged scientist might have just given up," says Miller.

It won't always succeed but the more personable you are as you brush them off, the less dogged they'll want to be about "getting the scoop".

Luckily for the e-tailers, Web shoppers are showing themselves to be a bit less the dogged bargain hounds than originally thought.

In the process, Mr Field has often shown how mutable supposedly entrenched party positions can be: the evolving welfare dispute is less a dogged confrontation between left and right than a sinuous political dance.A growing likelihood of coalition government, as the British vote fractures, will make Mr Field's style of politics all the more necessary.

The puzzles require less ingenuity than dogged determination and observational skills.

In fact, controversy and some considerably less complimentary labels have dogged them as well.

This company does fabulously on pumping out new innovations on the snack side, but the firm continues to be sort of dogged with less successful product innovation with the carbonated soft drinks.

"New York Up Early" sends her to Prairie City -- located in "a more or less rectangular-shaped state... dogged neither by oppressive Pentecostal leanings nor a preponderance of Teva-shod rafting guide types... neither in the Bible Belt nor the Rocky Mountains" -- where women are reputedly using meth in an effort to lose weight and muster the energy to clean the house.

What it is doing is part of the same wave of change that has so emboldened politics in Scotland, but which is less about political drama than dogged graft, most of it ignored by the media.