Sentence examples for tenacity of that from inspiring English sources

The Emergency Committee for Israel's ad — which I found by way of Norman Lebrecht's blog, Slipped Disc — handily illustrates the tenacity of that link.

The date, which according to archaeological evidence must be placed as late as about the year 600 ce, demonstrates the tenacity of that taste in the midst of the Christian milieu of the Byzantine metropolis.

The tenacity of that officer," he says.

It is the tenacity of Ian Poulter that sets him apart in the ultra-competitive world of professional golf, particularly so in the Ryder Cup.

The problem is the tenacity of bacteria that constantly evolve in order to proliferate and thrive in even the most inhospitable environments, according to Dr. Bruce Hirsch, an attending physician specializing in infectious diseases at North Shore University Hospital in Manhasset, N.Y.

We rehearsed constantly and I came to admire him more and more for the tenacity of belief that understanding music comes best from the practice of it.

What we must arrive at is the youthful optimistic vitality and the undaunted tenacity of spirit that characterizes the American Man".

The more appropriate name otospongiosis is sometimes used, but such is the tenacity of tradition that the older name, applied before the process was well understood, has persisted and is the term generally used.

Since the invasion of Iraq in 2003, nearly all its 20,000 Palestinians have been forced to the borders, where some still languish in dusty desert camps.One nation, divisibleIt is a testimony to the tenacity of Palestinians that they have kept alive a sense of nationhood in the face of so much adversity.

On "Nightline," he flatteringly compared Bill Clinton's tenacity to that of F.D.R. and Ronald Reagan.

And so there is some level of perseverance and tenacity that came from that".