Sentence examples for with greater tenacity from inspiring English sources

And when he is happy with his role in the offense, O'Neal defends and rebounds with greater tenacity.

Other European countries have held on to their domestic capacity and self-sufficient possibilities with greater tenacity.

Of all the stock characters in 20th-century English literature, few have survived in the public's imagination with greater tenacity than the inebriated Irishman, and the Irish Arts Center is offering a model of the stereotype with a revival of J. P. Donleavy's stage version of "The Ginger Man" by the Dublin Theater Company.

And none, it seems, are happier than the Tea Partiers, many of whom cling to guns and faith with great tenacity.

Untempted by Voltaire's offer to have the publication continued outside France, Diderot held on in Paris with great tenacity and published the Encyclopédie's later volumes surreptitiously.

It was a statement of the obvious; what was special was that, in marketing Yamaha pianos, Mr Kawakami pursued the obvious with great tenacity.

They clambered out of a variety of holes with great tenacity, skill and spirit and after 39 overs against West Indies at Eden Gardens it looked as if they would extricate themselves once more.

Published in 1894, and dedicated to "my gondolier," the book stated that the "traditions and instincts of republican Venice endure with greatest tenacity among the gondoliers.... They, more than any other institution of Venice, have successfully withstood the changes and chances of progress".

However, Louis Picamoles, Sebastien Vahaamahina and Fofana were all stopped within inches of scoring as the Scots scrambled with great tenacity and a discipline that was missing in last weekend's loss to Wales.

Collingwood is a batting all-rounder, whose batting combines natural strokeplay with great tenacity.

If Rajapaksa triumphs, he will likely hunker down with even greater tenacity, pulling his family closer still.