Sentence examples for moral tenacity from inspiring English sources
He is a religious activist who believes in rehabilitation and moral tenacity.
"It has required remarkable moral courage, tenacity and innovation to achieve our objectives in the most testing environments".
It's about strength and tenacity and moral courage".
When the Bombay director Mehboob Khan borrowed the title in 1957 for a hugely successful and now legendary film that showed the tenacity and moral strength of peasant women, he intended the borrowing as a long-overdue rebuke.
But it's those aspects of his personality that have got him into the most trouble - his tenacity, his moral certitude, his swaggering insouciance - that have seen him through, seen him survive mad Madchester, prison, and all the rest - and emerge compos mentis.
Spassky's sharp play had broken the defense early in the game for a moral victory, although Fischer's tenacity and Spassky's later mistakes led to a draw".
It's essentially interested in the ways in which lonely, damaged characters allow themselves to find comfort in a world that has no fixed moral moorings, and the wounded tenacity of these people is every bit as intriguing as the progress of that mystery briefcase.
"The road to Eerie Publications," Howlett says, "is paved with Fass's smarts, tenacity and never letting morals get in the way of a good publication".
Both films, rooted in Virginia, deal with moral steadfastness, the cost of cleaving to it, and the triumph of that tenacity, but they might as well have been shot on different planets.
