Sentence examples for more doggedly from inspiring English sources

In "Old School," as in some of his more doggedly minimalist short stories, his allergy to overstatement can feel a bit parsimonious.

If he gets a clear run through, he will surely be staying on more doggedly than anything else from the final fence.

(Stacey Anderson) THE BAD PLUS Few groups in the greater jazz orbit sound more doggedly intrepid than the Bad Plus, which flirted with electronic textures on "Made Possible" (eOne), released this fall.

(Chinen) ★ The Bad Plus (Friday through Sunday) Few groups in the greater jazz orbit sound more doggedly intrepid than the Bad Plus, which flirted with electronic textures on "Made Possible" (eOne), released in the fall.

(Nate Chinen) ★ The Bad Plus (Friday through Sunday) Few groups in the greater jazz orbit sound more doggedly intrepid than the Bad Plus, which flirted with electronic textures on "Made Possible" (eOne), released last fall.

(Chinen) ★ The Bad Plus (Tuesday through July 21) Few groups in the greater jazz orbit sound more doggedly intrepid than the Bad Plus, which flirted with electronic textures on "Made Possible" (eOne), released last fall.

The verb to bird-dog means "to search for relentlessly" or, more aptly, "doggedly," but not "speedily".

The more formal passages, doggedly exploring structure and movement, don't feel as alive or of this time.

We were about more than defending doggedly and trying to nick a point," said Clarke, who had lost Scott Sinclair after 13 minutes and seen his captain, Jonas Olsson have his head bandaged early on.

His weekly travels from his home in Pennsylvania to hers in Vermont, to do what he can as uncle and brother (including negotiating with Kay's now ex-husband), give us more of this doggedly loving and generous character than the previous stories and provide a moving reminder of the moments of grace that may interrupt the encroaching devastations of disease.

("When the plane tipped its wings over the city, great ravines came into view, with more ramshackle houses clinging doggedly").