Sentence examples for tenacity with which from inspiring English sources

What matters is the energy and tenacity with which you pick up your next job".

Given the tenacity with which it has fought for its man, one would assume the White House cherishes the bank.

This is because the tenacity with which Nigerians have voted and defied attempts to taint the election has been remarkable.

What Shlaes's biography underscores is the fantastic tenacity with which the party still adheres to the ossified pre-New-Deal-era economic doctrines enunciated by Silent Cal.

Perhaps most suggestive is the tenacity with which it has held on to the city of Homs, which lies on the highway between Damascus and the coast.

Lingering irredentism helps explain the tenacity with which Syria immersed itself in Lebanese politics, occupying parts of the country for three decades before its withdrawal in 2005.

The manager, though, would admire the tenacity and skill with which Lampard turned inside Vincent Candela to finish with a low shot.

If anything, it's easier to savor the tenacity and wit with which Daphna and Liam flay each other over the question of which grandchild deserves this meaningful memento.

One British diplomat stated, "He was a clever man, and clever men are distrusted; he was logical in his political theories and we hate logic; and he was persistent with a tenacity which was calculated to drive everybody mad".

(Someday researchers may wish to study the "tenacity" gene, which I am blessed with in great quantity).

Mrs. Helmsley's philanthropy was accomplished in spite of the perceived absence of those qualities (other than tenacity), which also meant that her acts were accompanied with much less fanfare and genuine appreciation.