Sentence examples for tenacious arguments from inspiring English sources
Many feminists have made tenacious arguments about the lack of any substantive physical or mental differences between men and women as if the political equality of the sexes depended on it.
Thanks to a tenacious argument by a government lawyer, concessions by a lawyer challenging the 2003 law requiring the anti-prostitution policy and probing hypothetical questions from the justices, what looked like an easy case at the outset grew more complicated.
Both men are also tenacious in their arguments with adversaries and reporters, known for long and exhausting telephone calls that veer between hectoring and bullying.
While bioethics is hardly plausible as the saviour science for all these ills, it does have,and has exercised, a vital role in both highlighting problems and in clearing away many of the tenacious and bad arguments that are constantly produced for avoiding or postponing radical solutions.
But suppose that a tenacious skeptic raises the following objection: the timing argument relies on the two crimes that I called the "later" crimes; but one of these two later crimes, the crime of refusing to compensate Tom and Beulah for their enslavement, seems impossible to commit unless the first crime of slavery was already committed.
"He's extremely tenacious.
