Sentence examples for tenacious question from inspiring English sources
"Is photography art?" Almost 200 years from the advent of the medium, critics are still lashing out at each other over this tenacious question.
Mitchell E. Zamoff, a lawyer with Hogan & Hartson in Washington, which is representing Christopher Jackson, one of the inmates, challenged Mr. Coleman with tenacious, staccato questions.
No doubt tenacious deniers will leave comments below this post that call into question the generalizations I have made about climate science and its veracity.
With his bright orange boots, the 26-year-old showed no desire to hide from the public glare and his tenacious probings were asking questions of the home side, but they responded with a stout, if sometimes desperate, defence under trial.
Eva Joly, a tenacious magistrate, still has a few questions to ask; he is in theory barred from politics till 2004.
Better the tenacious modesty of a Matt Lauer, phrasing his questions plainly even as the presidential squint pinpoints him like two beams converging on a target.
Head lice are tenacious like that.
Although Trump's tenacious poll lead has been boosted by this nonsense, the fascinating question is not whether he will be the Republican nominee.
The new case is the result of a tenacious search for a vehicle that might push the Supreme Court to resolve the question of whether a long-ignored 1968 law supplanted Miranda.
QUESTION FROM TOAD: Why is the false trade-off of economy vs environment so tenacious?
Indeed, when Kelly rehearsed a question for another candidate — delivered in the staccato style that adds to her reputation as a tenacious interrogator — a producer at the table said, "He'll go berserk".
