Sentence examples for tireless manner from inspiring English sources

But what I was by far the most grateful for was the tireless manner in which he drove me to every bookstore I could find, and his patience as I browsed through miles of new and used books.

"While there are those within the government who have acted in a tireless manner to bring this case to an appropriate conclusion," said Steven G. Warshaw, Chiquita's president and chief operating officer, the continuing trade dispute and Chiquita's inability to pay its debts prove "that the political side of the process has failed".

Cosell's manner — pushy, tireless, and brazen — did not endear him to everyone, but his progress was steady.

ABCNews.com, May 12thMiss Manners "She is tireless, she is smart, she is capable, so obviously she'd be on anybody's short list...but it would be presumptuous of me at this point, when she is still actively running for me to somehow suggest that she should be my running mate".

The author's admiration frequently comes in volleys: "physical courage, hardiness, cool judgment under fire," "an outstanding shot, physically tireless, generous, absolutely fearless, gentle in manner".

Bob had a legion of other interests and proved to be a tireless and enthusiastic organiser of all manner of clubs and events.

Little by little she becomes captivated by André's unassuming manner, his selfless and tireless help for his patients regardless their social background (including a young girl who has escaped from a youth prison).

A poor country boy from the hills of southeastern Oklahoma and a Rhodes scholar at Oxford, Carl Albert combined a fierce competitiveness and tireless energy with a quietly persuasive manner in climbing the House leadership ladder.

Termilus was a tireless man who loved his job, whose forthright manner and faith made him a force for good.

But Mr. Cohen is known as a tireless and entrepreneurial executive, whose personal style is brash and aggressive -- unlike Mr. Ames's more laid-back manner.

Even with a deliberate manner — the result, perhaps, of his advancing years — Bennett radiates a kind of tireless energy that would prompt envy in a man half his age.