Sentence examples for resilient figure from inspiring English sources

Macmillan was left a dejected and less resilient figure.

Even a substantial and resilient figure would have quailed in such a situation.

But this exceptionally resilient figure made a plan ("Wizard") to get back on his feet, personally and financially.

But something is going on beneath those resilient figures.

Erol Alkan remains one of British dance music's most resilient figures.

For all the furor, Mr. Senor has proved to be a resilient public figure, often finding new success after public criticism.

Despite the contraction in the economy, employment has remained resilient, with figures this week showing that almost 30 million adults were in a job in the quarter to November, up by more than half a million on the previous year.

All of them face a key problem: Homo sapiens, since its emergence two hundred thousand years ago, has proved to be remarkably resilient, and figuring out what might imperil its existence is not obvious.

More interestingly, circadian clock gene patterns induced by restricted feeding in the pituitary were resilient to adrenalectomy (Figure 4B).

Arthur Conan Doyle's detective, with his violin, his deerstalker and his steel-trap mind, has been one of the most resilient and adaptable figures in Anglophone popular culture.

The NFL has so far proven more resilient: the lowest attendance figure last weekend was Tampa Bay's, at 78% of stadium.