Sentence examples for tenaciously seek from inspiring English sources
The novel for which he received the prize, Tuina (2008; "Massage"), details the darkness as well as the brightness in the inner world of several blind massage therapists who tenaciously seek dignity and love in the midst of their often-painful lives.
Early on, Haymon tenaciously sought connections with the networks.
After the December 2 , 1980murder in El Salvador of his sister Ita and her companions, Bill tenaciously sought to bring those directly responsible for the deaths of his sister and her three religious companions to justice.
Whatever Pentagon assurances there have been to the contrary, the destruction of a satellite more than 130 miles above the Pacific Ocean a week earlier, on Feb. 20, was an extraordinary display of what General Chilton had in mind — a capacity that the Pentagon under President Bush has tenaciously sought to protect and enlarge.
US officials said the objection to freeing Tariq Ba Odah, who is undernourished to the point of starvation, and the decision to challenge his legal gambit outside of public view, are indications that the Obama administration will fight tenaciously to stop detainees from seeking freedom in federal courts, despite Barack Obama's oft-repeated pledge to close Guantánamo.
But in his conclusion Ignatieff sticks tenaciously to his basic credo: "Nation-building seeks to reconcile imperial power and self-determination through the medium of an exit strategy" - "empire lite", as he likes to describe it.
UNICEF says it is currently stepping up its work with communities, seeking to further educate them to spot the signs of child abuse and to tenaciously protect their children by establishing and supporting functional child protection committees, where children themselves are represented.
The children's agency says it is currently stepping up its work with communities, seeking to further educate them to spot the signs of child abuse and to tenaciously protect their children by establishing and supporting functional child protection committees, where children themselves are represented.
