Senator Clinton has the spunk and tenacity to carry her campaign forward -- money is another matter -- but many Democrats are quite frankly tired and weary of hearing her talk about always working for us and for never giving up and for always saying she won Michigan and Florida and a host of other comments she always brings up in her talks.
I also admire her tenacity to keep going with her art: "I have been floored a couple of times about my talent but I pick myself up and continue".
Enter Karrine Steffans: a woman I admire for her tenacity to take whatever life throws her way and make the best out of it.
In selecting Debbie to lead our party, President Obama noted her tenacity, her strength, her fighting spirit, and her ability to overcome adversity.
"The Movement", if it was one, faded from prominence as poets went their separate ways, but Jennings continued, with remarkable tenacity, to work in her own deceptively simple style, developing a uniquely personal voice.
For my mother, who had the independence and tenacity to live in her home by herself until the age of 94, when she was finally forced by Alzheimer's to move to assisted living.
I was impressed with her courage and asked her about her instincts to see what needs to be done and her tenacity to accomplish the somewhat surprising tasks she sets for herself, Felice responds without a second of hesitation, "It's a matter of reading the streets.
She is courageous, beautiful, flawed, brave, and has the tenacity to follow through with her convictions," Woods said.
I admire her tenacity, her drive, her gravitas and wit.
