Sentence examples similar to tenaciously surviving from inspiring English sources
Like those tiny, hardy flowers one finds in parts of the world with the most extreme and inclement weather, small tendrils of social life tenaciously survive and grow.
His nickname, Tark the Shark, is a fitting indication of how well -- and tenaciously -- he survived.
"Our languages have survived tenaciously.
The tradition of discouraging unusual questions and behavior in children is so pervasive that we have come to view those who survive with their creativity intact as having a "gift". What is more absurd is our amazement at the correlation of great artists and mental illness, as if the battle for self-expression which artists so tenaciously endure has no causal link to their psychic well-being.
With characteristic courage, he fought tenaciously to restore order and economic prosperity, and in 1995 survived a car bomb explosion outside the parliament building, as he went to sign a new constitution that was to bring four years of civil war to an end.
They subsist, as taciturnly and as tenaciously as Beckett characters enduring the world from their dustpiles.
