Sentence examples similar to tenacious relationships from inspiring English sources
Born in Pinner, west London, he was the son of Captain Charles Caldwell-MCore, MC, who died when the boy was very young, leaving him in a tenacious relationship with an ex-opera singer mother, Gertrude, whom he adored and felt to be his only security.
Baron David said he felt it was time to rethink the bank's management structure, especially because he wanted to focus more on clients and less on managing the firm's 950 bankers, who are known for their free-wheeling, entrepreneurial spirit and tenacious relationship-building skills — even wining and dining clients at the family's vineyards, like Château Lafite in the Bordeaux region of France.
Theirs was a tenacious and loving relationship that survived the actor's affairs with Claire Bloom and Susan Strasberg, among many others, and his hell-raising exploits.
The trustee report suggests that departments be "tenacious" in tracking and building relationships with promising young scholars and taking fuller advantage of programs already set up at Princeton to support recruitment of scholars of all backgrounds.
Joyce's heavy drinking, chronic vision problems and egotistic ways strain his relationship with Nora, but she proves a tenacious soul; her theme song in the musical is the anthem "Stand Fast".
Through these relationships, Cassella provides the reader with insights into the twin impulses of Heaton's character—she is both tenacious and sensitive, a compassionate perfectionist.
"He's extremely tenacious.
