Sentence examples for life's tenacity from inspiring English sources
To a group of theoretical physicists, tardigrades were the perfect specimens to test life's tenacity.
Dr. Drake, now president of the SETI Institute, a private group in Mountain View, Calif., that is searching for alien civilizations with the huge dish antenna at Arecibo, P.R., said the book's main failing was undue pessimism about life's tenacity.
A bomb that hit the Natural History Museum caused a fire that was quelled by hoses and in the warmth and the flood a mimosa seed collected in China in 1713 germinated and began to flower: a strange awakening that illustrates life's tenacity, and at the same time its fragility.
Later in life, this tenacity — what Einstein referred to as his stubbornness — would serve him well.
Sara Wynperle faced life with tenacity, courage, and humor, and greatly impacted the lives of those around her.
His great energy, humor, generosity, enthusiasm for life and tenacity will be remembered and missed by many people.
Herath's tenacity and skill.
Still, one thing Clinton has repeatedly demonstrated in a long public life is tenacity and resilience.
In fact, it's the gritty courage and tenacity to forge onward with your life's biggest, most important changes.
Tenacity of purpose continued till life's end, and his heroic death crowned the martyrdom to his faith.
