Sentence examples for tenacity has been from inspiring English sources

Inkster's tenacity has been a notable part of this competition.

Tenacity has been the hallmark of Mark Hughes' career.

His tenacity has been matched by a watchfulness, a wariness, born of knowing that careless words could cost precious votes.

Over the years, this tenacity has been deployed on behalf not just of writers and dissidents but also of co-op residents who have been afflicted by the caprice of the Landmarks Preservation Commission.

Though slowed this season by a mold allergy, mononucleosis and a stress reaction in his right foot, Kelly's tenacity has been one of the strengths of a team that has only one player averaging in double figures, guard Dwayne Lathan.

His knowledge and tenacity have been key to the Guardian's award-winning reporting of the NSA Files.

Mr. Reid provided the Democratic Party with a sliver of good news as he demonstrated a political tenacity that has been a hallmark of his political career and his tenure as Democratic leader in the Senate.

By Ted Robinson and Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, August 3, 1940 P. 9 "We shall fight with the utmost tenacity until wrong has been vanquished - God's time is now at hand," hopefully cried the wasted King of Kings, Conquering Lion of Judah, two years after his land was voted out of existence by the League of Nations, one week after it was voted back into some kind of existence by Great Britain.

"A man of peace, tenacity and courage has been called home to the Lord," Cupich said Friday afternoon.

"A man of peace, tenacity and courage has been called home to the Lord, Georgee's successor, Archbishop Blase Cupich, said during a brief announcement Friday afternoon.

Here are excerpts from some of them.. "A man of peace, tenacity and courage has been called home to the Lord.... "Cardinal George was a respected leader among the bishops of the United States.