Sentence examples for tenacity shown from inspiring English sources

The tenacity shown by these players and coaches over the years is a great example of what it means to be a student-athlete.K. Breeden Palo Alto, Calif.

Which begs the question how good a performance is this from Choi? Quite brilliant so far and recalling, to me at least, the dogged tenacity shown by José María Olazábal back at the US Masters in 1999.

The same tenacity shown in squeezing that droplet of penguin blood has characterised his contribution to the framing and signing of the landmark Chemical Weapons Convention, which came into force in 1997, outlawing the production, stockpiling and use of these munitions.

"I think that attitude and tenacity show up in every game that we play".

Their tenacity showed me that if I want something enough, I cannot let anything stand in my way.

Her stamina and tenacity show little girls and little boys, and all the rest of us, that the only way to get to the top is to keep climbing.

Among his colleagues in Barrow, George is a local hero for the tenacity he has shown out on Cooper Island.

For more than two and a half hours, the two players had shown tenacity and stamina and skill.

Francis Maude, minister for the Cabinet Office, and others in government have shown tenacity in pursuing savings for taxpayers by eliminating waste and improving public sector productivity.

And, at home, the Christian Democrats' party-finance scandal has, for the time being, virtually removed a serious opposition from sight.But the cigar-smoking chancellor, with his ever-ready salesman's grin, has shown tenacity, courage and skill.

Yet, throughout its 85-year history, the Brotherhood has shown tenacity and a will to survive.