Sentence examples for tenacity and ability from inspiring English sources

Diplomacy in the Middle East has stymied even presidents who were renowned for their tenacity and ability to bring together adversaries.

Aside from his tenacity and ability, one key to Beltrami's success was that, unlike so many solicitors who fall into the trap of becoming friends with their criminal clients, he always maintained his distance.

"I have never known anybody else in public life who had the combination of brains and heart and caring and tenacity and ability to imagine solutions and get people together and get things done than Hillary has," Mr. Clinton said, his hand thrust in his pocket, as he spoke over rolling rounds of applause.

Swan's tenacity and ability to always see the positive side of every situation are at the core of the foundation's mission to completely abolish disease.

Just in the way we see the Scooba Tech players' sharp wit, tenacity, and ability to rise to the occasion at the most critical juncture, the youth we serve show tremendous resilience and brilliance.

The war for the White House will challenge John Kerry's intelligence, flexibility, courage, tenacity, strength and ability, under constant attack, to marshal the best in the American people -- all the attributes necessary for the battle with Islamic fundamentalist extremists.

It's been Clinton, not Obama, who's impressed many on both sides of the aisle with her tenacity, resilience and ability to fight.

"Lawyers need to have excellent written and oral communication skills, tenacity, and the ability to think creatively".

But I have to admire his tenacity and his ability to bring his case in front of people of influence".

Among them, Lusk was known as Pit Bull, Steele said, because of his tenacity and his ability to shrug off big crashes.

"Mental tenacity — and the ability to manage and even thrive on and push through pain — is a key segregator between the mortals and immortals in running," Ms. Wittenberg said.