Sentence examples for unusually tenacious from inspiring English sources
Traced… Damascus is one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities on earth, a place where the past is unusually tenacious.
Damascus is one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities on earth, a place where the past is unusually tenacious.
Big band fans, an unusually tenacious group, had long since adopted Laycock as one of their own and were devastated when he quit the programme.
For them to do so and still maintain distinct languages across generations happens only amidst unusually tenacious self-isolation such as that of the Amish or brutal segregation.
Most are unusually tenacious and also have grit.
But Boyer, who serves as assistant professor of music at Claremont Graduate University, is unusually tenacious.
Yesterday's settlement comes after an unusually long and tenacious campaign against the company by regulators and private lawyers, who had accused it of preying on homeowners, mostly elderly, with a high-pressure sales pitch that concealed the high fees, or points, that it charged for its home-equity loans.
The 2002 Lincoln squad was not unlike this season's Heat team: tenacious on defense, supremely athletic and unusually close-knit.
