Sentence examples for tenacity from from inspiring English sources

"Just the way he's able to take that same tenacity from baseball into golf is pretty amazing," Woods said.

Without wishing to deliver a "buck up" lecture to a man who's just had a pigeon crap in his mouth, perhaps Kings Of Leon could learn something about tenacity from the late Godfather of Soul.

It brings out a sense of tenacity from the sheer contrast between the two extremes of the continuum of power and threat.

Raissa says she gets her drive and tenacity from her mother, whose determined recovery from an illness of more than 10 years' duration was an inspiration.

That rebellious spirit, not to be contained, was the fuel for her writing about racial injustice, which brought attention to inequalities in the United States, and admiration for her tenacity from around the world.

From a young man's reckoning with a diagnosis of HIV ("Home," 2011) to the story of African-American faith and tenacity from slavery to freedom ("Revelations," 1960), the Alvin Ailey Company is no stranger to addressing large-scale societal issues through dance.

When asked where his tenacity came from, Rondo said: "The heart, I guess.

Janet Yang, a producer of the forthcoming "Weight of Water," suggests that Ms. Bigelow's tenacity springs from her Norwegian heritage.

But not the earthquake babies," she said enthusiastically, adding that her own mother's tenacity comes from being born on the eve of the 1934 earthquake in Nepal that killed more than 17,000 people.

Thermo-oxidative exposure at higher temperatures (125 °C) reduces break extension and tenacity already from the shortest time exposure with some levelling effects after 28 days.

You develop resilience, and resilience is different from tenacity.