Sentence examples for rather tenacious from inspiring English sources
"It's been a challenging economic situation," he granted, "and also a difficult, rather tenacious set of problems in credit markets.
In truth, after close to three years into my current illness — a rather tenacious sarcoma around the area of my left collarbone — I try not to invest too much importance in the casual words of others, mostly to let them off the hook.
It is through this protagonist, whom the author has used before (skeptical, Irish, reluctantly adulterous) that Mr. Quinn approaches his true subject: not the cloudy facts of an old vanishing act, but rather its tenacious hold on the collective imagination of New York.
The show had a tenacious quality, rather, in fact, like a shark — one of the sea creatures that served as a reference.
"We learnt that trees are incredibly tenacious and must be worked with, rather than against," Munro explains.
The thing about weeds is they're tenacious, an admirable trait, and seeing them as nourishment rather than as a nuisance ups their appeal considerably.
A strong and tenacious competitor, Budge was famous for his backhand, which he used as an offensive rather than a defensive stroke.
"He's extremely tenacious.
