Sentence examples for tenacity of memory from inspiring English sources

"Dancing on the Ceiling" is performed as a reproach against the tenacity of memory itself.

What Ficowski writes in "Regions of the Great Heresy" -- now translated by Theodosia Robertson -- becomes a paean to the tenacity of memory and affection, and to the hardiness of paper.

LE THI DIEM THUY'S first novel is a refugee's story -- a story of Vietnam and America, of youthful yearning and adult resignation, of unimaginable loss and of the tenacity of memory.

I speak harshly because I am one of Pinter's admirers; in works like The Homecoming, Old Times, and No Man's Land he has wittily explored the racking tenacity of desire, the hazy subjectivity of memory, the use of language to disguise, instead of reveal, true feeling.

Memory, all kinds of memory, is exploding.

The tenacity of Joe Louis?

The tenacity of its nurses?

He pitched himself against the tenacity of the fanatics.

You have to admire the tenacity of trolls.

Such was the audacity and tenacity of my project.

"You have to have a tenacity of purpose," he said.