Sentence examples for tenacious desire from inspiring English sources

That includes dribbling confounding foes with her superb skill, creating goals thanks to her vision, and scoring them thanks to a tenacious desire to succeed.

Mr. Dear, a former councilman who lives in the Orthodox Jewish neighborhood of Borough Park, is known for his outspokenness, his tenacious desire to seek higher office and his fund-raising acumen.

The book is also well served by the breadth of Priestley's musical knowledge and his tenacious desire for accuracy: if you cribbed your main riff for "Salt Peanuts" from Louis Armstrong's "I'm a Ding Dong Daddy," or if the only confirmation of your father's true age and birthplace appears on the 1930 census, rest assured that the author won't let you forget it.

He has become one of his coach's greatest supporters, won the league's Most Valuable Player award and earned the admiration of even his harshest critics for exhibiting unmatched toughness and a tenacious desire to win in leading Philadelphia to its first conference championship in 18 years.

A tenacious desire to be needed locks a person into a giving posture.

In his tenacious desire to remain working and relevant at an advanced age, the character could double as a metaphor for McKellen's own late-career attitudes.

The Spaniard is hardly a tenacious tackler but his desire to win the ball maybe surprised his opponent.

There is no experience required to join -- just a tenacious work ethic and desire to learn.

The tenacious and cute Bakhtay's desire, in the absence of her mother, is not easily attained.

Picasso's "Monkey and Her Child," a somewhat comical, somewhat grotesque bronze baboon hugging her baby that Picasso conceived in 1951 and cast in bronze soon after, became an object of desire for three tenacious bidders.

It will be an opportunity to connect a flailing political system with a growing and increasingly tenacious, if wary, resurgence in the Australian community's desire for action.