Sentence examples for sort of tenacity from inspiring English sources
The Jets, meanwhile, showed the sort of tenacity that Coach Herman Edwards treasures in a defense.
But Robson got to her feet, and soon inspired boisterous support from Court 18 with the sort of tenacity that is fast becoming familiar.
The lesson is that increasing the number of girls in school worldwide will take more than the sort of tenacity that drove Raysa to get her education.
The Red Storm played hard for its interim coach, Kevin Clark, and showed the sort of tenacity usually missing before Mike Jarvis was fired.
She is a person of big dreams, with a sort of crazed tenacity to match.
That kind of tenacity seems to be in diminishing supply.
You have to have really some kind of tenacity.
That kind of tenacity is hard-wired in top leaders.
Inject enough energy into its corpse and it'll be up and at you with the strength and tenacity of the sort of zombie that can run.
Indeed, such has been the tenacity of this sort of writing that print culture's fundamental question has proved to be less Freud's "What does a woman want?" than "What the hell are we going to do about all these young girls?" This week proved a case in point in demonstrating that girls remain a collective problem for which a solution must be sought.
