Sentence examples for most tenacious misconception from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the most tenacious misconception in biology may be the idea that all processes serve a purpose (Gregory, 2009; Kelemen and Rosset, 2009; Mead and Scott, 2010).

And Ms. Walters remained the most tenacious of the getters.

Mr. Modi's administration has brought novel solutions to some of India's most tenacious problems.

Sorting that out might test the patience of the most tenacious entrepreneur.

Chart A list of authorities who have recently destroyed some of our most tenacious beliefs.

"He's one of the most tenacious people you'll ever find".

Of all the ghosts that haunt Vienna, perhaps the most tenacious are the ghosts of Nazism.

It has become one of the most tenacious organisations active today.

But Arizona has also produced some of the Latino community's most tenacious defenders.

Randy Bryce, the political coordinator of Milwaukee Iron Workers Local 8 and one of Walker's most tenacious opponents, reluctantly supported the legislation.

Ultimately, however, citizens themselves can serve as an anti-corruption agency's most tenacious defenders.