Sentence examples for tenacious will from inspiring English sources

He will be remembered for his kindness, his love of adventure, his intelligence, his humor and his tenacious will to survive.

In this time she has built a successful medical practice from the ground up using her distinct vision and tenacious will to achieve.

"I mean initially, like at hello, I saw just an undeniable, tenacious will to dominate," T.I. says in the above web exclusive from his "Oprah: Where Are They Now?" appearance.

Whenever they see a whitey or hear English the braver ones and even some of the timid ones (who end up being the most tenacious) will hone in and haltingly say "Hello" followed by "Are you studying here?" and "Where are you from?" There's a regularity to these approaches and invariably they will bring up the language partner idea or ask questions about what certain words mean.

But her demure, angel-haired exterior disguised a tenacious inner will.

The fiercely imaginative baritone saxophonist and composer and his tenacious crew will celebrate their twenty-fifth anniversary in style.

In a couple of days, only a faint post-conference paunch and the coughs and sniffles of the "conference cold" (a tenacious virus) will remind most of the Westminster bubble that they were ever away.

Some anxieties are tenacious: how will people know what a splendid person I am without a pelt of the right visible books on my walls, without the pretty qlippoth husks?

"As much of a charmer as he is a rake, as much of a dandy as he is a provocateur, both belligerent and tenacious, Roland Dumas will need all his talents to defend himself these coming three weeks," the daily Liberation wrote in an editorial today.

Also, like velociraptors, they are tenacious and will follow up multiple times on your behalf.

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.