Sentence examples for so dogged from inspiring English sources

Still, you have to admire them for being so dogged.

But the timing is so nailed, and the "meaning" so dogged, that the effect is of Mr. Morris ramming the words down our throats.

As usual in such cases, the victim has been blamed, but never was an operatic career so dogged by adverse circumstances.

And many Mumsnet contributors, so dogged in their quest to find out Brown's favourite biscuit last year, were also more sympathetic than the press.

In the rich world they may curb rising medical costs.The world has been so dogged by bad news of late that it is almost possible to forget about tiny miracles like the LOC.

So dogged is she that, in a wincingly violent fight scene, even the man who was later to become Tony Soprano concedes, "you've got a lot of heart, kid".

It showed the world that Murray, so often dogged by the label "dour Scot", has an intense passion for his sport.

An ineluctable factor seems to be that which for so long dogged women clergy: no one objects in principle.

This work is in itself a symbol of the continuing pattern of musical-political intrigue that has so often dogged music in France.

China's appetite for foodstuffs and iron ore has boosted Brazil's exports, helping growth and eliminating the balance-of-payments troubles that so often dogged the country in the past.

Alright, so his dogged perusal of a single line of attack ('bring ALL the things back to the Tory's record on the economy!') looks a little threadbare after a full hour but he was right on point for the bulk of the night.