Sentence examples similar to tenacious collective from inspiring English sources
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 Tenacious Past: Theories of Personal and Collective Conservatism," Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization, 10 (September 1988): 143-171.
It's healthy at moments such as this, when powerful forces clamor for quick and sweeping reform, to reconsider tenacious ideas, even those that the collective wisdom has deemed insane if not satanic.
I aim to select artists who embody the spirit of Bushwick's creative underground -- they are tenacious, talented and live their art with a collective spirit and the sense of the community that has been built here.
Aided by projected images that seem to hover between dimensions — and the witty mystical music of Alexander Bakshi (love the name-checking scat number) — the performers suggest bewildered, tenacious pioneers trying to hack their way into a tangled collective past.
He was, however, tenacious in his support for the individual conscience when he felt it was threatened by the dangers of collective willpower.
"He's extremely tenacious.
