Sentence examples for tenacity of those from inspiring English sources

He confesses to being seduced by the idealism of city's new residents and the tenacity of those who never left.

His report recalls the "courage and tenacity" of those who fought the fires, but Mr. Clark is not mentioned.

Explaining the provocation for the story, he said he was struck by '&apos the tenacity of those early affections.'' In this case, there was a uniqueness to the relationship.

But all this sordid laundry will come out soon enough, in part because of the Rottweiler tenacity of those of us in the press corps, but in part, also, because that is the nature of private affairs in a digital age.

Dancing at Lughnasa (1990), first directed by Patrick Mason, is Friel's magical, mystical memory play about his mother and aunts during the long hot summer of 1936, and Reeves embodied the spirit and tenacity of those "five Glenties women" as Maggie, the good-natured family clown; the scene of them all dancing around the kitchen is securely lodged in Irish theatre folklore.

Since childhood I have marvelled at the tenacity of those early pagans who, it is said, dragged the four-tonne bluestones more than 200 miles from south Wales to their current site, aligning them with a breathtaking mathematical grace to perfectly encapsulate the midsummer sunrise.

City officials view the tenacity of these families with alarm.

I found the perseverance and tenacity of these red state Democratic activists to be quite amazing.

However, the rate remains inadequate given the growth in households.The sheer tenacity of the British housing boom has vindicated those who have kept the faith.

The tenacity of the prank exasperated Mencken.

He pitched himself against the tenacity of the fanatics.