Sentence examples for tenacity as from inspiring English sources

It's a groove of solidarity and tenacity, as serious as it is danceable.

The chancellor's remarks were a measure of her political tenacity, as well as that of the issue before her.

When he offered himself up for renewed kicking in 1968 and prevailed, tenacity as much as trickiness was the reason.

It needed tenacity as well as skill and the teenager's perseverance took him where he wanted to be.

Friends say that Ms. Abedin had been courted by "a lot of very successful, important people," but it was Mr. Weiner's persistence and tenacity, as well as his confidence and sense of humor, that eventually won her over.

Commenting on Glendinning's appointment, Katharine Viner said: "Lee was an integral part of the success of Guardian Australia from the beginning, and has had a similarly dramatic impact on Guardian US, bringing excellent news judgment, digital flair and personal tenacity as well as strong management skills.

On the other hand, if they see you taking it with good faith and tolerating the change in circumstances, all while trying to improve yourself, they'll be impressed by your tenacity and perseverance, as well as your ability to take hard knocks without losing it.

She's proof that zeal and tenacity are as important as academic success when it comes to chasing opportunities.

The second big story is the phone-hacking scandal, over which this paper's dogged tenacity was as heroic as News International's foot-dragging was utterly shameful.

Yet if "Henry IV" laments the brevity and randomness of existence, as so much of Shakespeare does, it also revels in human tenacity, the comedy as well as the pathos in the urge to hold on to dear life.

"I learned tenacity and perfectionism, as well as breath control".