Sentence examples for mix of tenacity from inspiring English sources

The same mix of tenacity and resourcefulness that carried him from South America to Sag Harbor is what makes him successful in business, she added.

The beauty is that a decent standard of living, with the right mix of tenacity and challenge to the status quo that characterizes Millennials, can benefit their families, communities and employers as well -- and at a time when the labor movement needs it most.

I certainly don't recommend it, but if you've got the right mix of creativity, tenacity, and masochism, you might just find your quarter-life crisis or calling.

Deyn, in the best role of her burgeoning career, has the right mix of tenderness and tenacity to make Chris feel real in a world that often doesn't.

Markham died in 1983, and although Dehn never regained her former buoyancy, and hardly ever wrote again, she stayed on in Lear Cottage, displaying that mix of gentleness and tenacity.

Mr. Baryshnikov's elfin-prince face is eloquent in its mix of weariness, resignation and a hopeful glimmer of tenacity.

But mix that tenacity with her curious habit of alienating those she works with in her various public-service capacities, and you begin to get why she is an orb of controversy and whispered disdain.

She has kept her fitness levels up – "I get some funny looks at the gym," she remarks – and her mix of long-ingrained stagecraft, professionalism and sheer tenacity should put plenty of tools at her disposal.

"A document of tenacity".

That kind of tenacity seems to be in diminishing supply.

"You have to have a lot of tenacity," he said.