Sentence examples for too tenacious from inspiring English sources

Some moderate and liberal Christians argue that the country's problems are too severe and that the religious is right too tenacious to turn away now.

Although ink stains may be too tenacious for some leather, give leather cleaner and conditioners a try to see the difference it makes.

But he is also tenacious.

Providence is also tenacious.

"But she is also tenacious.

"Talent is not enough; you need to be tenacious, too.

But I'm also a tenacious recoverer.

Before the sanctuary of half-time could be reached Ashley Lawrence, evading the normally tenacious Jade Moore too easily, crossed, Bardsley spilt the ball and Sinclair tapped in.

If these myths about the current threat posed by Islamic militants remain tenacious, so too do myths about the history and the nature of the phenomenon.

There are also many factual problems (pointed out with cruel accuracy by the tenacious Hugh Barnacle) and too many demands on reality.

As Clare wrote all too accurately, the surprisingly nimble, tenacious badger was more than a match for several dogs but not a whole village, and was eventually "kicked and torn" to death.