Sentence examples for perseverance made from inspiring English sources

Once again on Tuesday, their perseverance made their good fortune.

His perseverance made him the main midfield creator during a game against the Swans, whose own style is almost a carbon copy of Arsenal's.

Unfinished Father is also a homage to perseverance, made all the more poignant by the small details that attest to a project, and a life, suddenly and cruelly interrupted.

Our belief in "second chances," late-bloomers, and the rewards of perseverance, made them insist that endless lives of self-improvement were the trajectory of the afterlife.

Not content just to retell the story, the author puts herself in Taksim Square and, through the use of words like articulate, stupefied and perseverance, makes the reader feel the incongruous nature of a Beatles song ringing out over the scene for 14 hours straight.

Jane McGonigal's "SuperBetter" tells you how to gamify your way back from the edge with the help of video-game-inspired techniques like finding "allies" and collecting motivational "power-ups"; and Angela Duckworth's "Grit: The Power of Passion and Perseverance" reminds you that persistence makes all the difference when the going gets rough.

Their successful approach to restoring sight and dogged perseverance has made possible what 20 years ago seemed impossible.

His perseverance has made him the 21st person in American history to go from mayor to US Senator, the fourth African American elected to the US Senate, and, as he likes to boast, "the first vegan US Senator".

Innovation Alley is filled with people who have faith in their ideas and the perseverance to make something happen.

"These are people," Ferguson said on the club's television station, "who showed real substance and perseverance to make sure they survived.

When Hanley, a Scot, rose above United's goalkeeper, David De Gea, to head the final goal, he demonstrated the hope and perseverance that makes up two-thirds of England's soccer.