Sentence examples for the tenacity with from inspiring English sources

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.

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 tenacity with which the cation is held by the resin depends upon the size of the ion and its charge.

He became known for the tenacity with which he pursued the deaths of several former Pittsburgh Steelers during his time in the city's medical examiner's office.

It was the Woooo-Whee Kid from 'That's My Mama.' " She went on, "And Diane Davis, fifteen, who appeared as Fred Sanford from "Sanford and Son.' " The sisters had approached the contest with the same tenacity with which they pursued every opportunity to escape their circumstances — model legislature, cross-country running, basketball, arts club.

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.

News sources praised the performance; James Montgomery of MTV News wrote, "what stood out the most about Em's performance was the sheer tenacity with which he attacked it".

According to James Montgomery of MTV, "what stood out the most about Em[inem]'s performance was the sheer tenacity with which he attacked it".

In the New York Review of Books, Terry Castle reviews two new biographies of Sylvia Plath, and examines the "ghoulish tenacity" with which Plath's legacy maintains its hold on the public imagination.