Sentence examples for one of tenacity from inspiring English sources

A final lesson would be one of tenacity and perseverance.

Cameron's story is one of tenacity and resilience.

For We7, whose original backers include Peter Gabriel and CEO Steve Purdham in early 2007, followed by a number of rounds from the likes of Eden Ventures, Spark Ventures, Pentech Ventures, and Qualcomm Ventures, the exit is a modest one after years of tenacity.

But, while one's gorge rises, the play's overall gesture is one of tribute to the tenacity of these tough campaigners.

Of tenacity on the things that matter.

Her tenacity is one of the best things about "Operation Filmmaker," as is her ability to go with Muthana's increasingly turbulent flow.

t is one of those testimonies to the tenacity of self-regard in the literary life that large numbers of people remain persuaded that Norman Mailer is no better than their reading of him.

At the start of this lucid, mostly approving look at how humans are tinkering with the age-old project of reproducing ourselves, Liza Mundy meets one of the British scientists whose tenacity in perfecting in vitro fertilization made possible the birth, nearly 30 years ago, of the first test-tube baby.

Regardless, the duo's tenacity is one of the many elements that pushed them to found Fool's Gold Records - a label created by artists, for artists.

Her closest mentor and teacher, Eric Munoz, says tenacity is one of Andazola Marquez's most unique gifts.

Regardless of one's situation, tenacity, focus and single-mindedness are key to reversing type 2 diabetes.