“tenacious”简单造句，tenacious造句子

She was just incredibly tenacious and like those Dagenham girls, she wasn't the centre of her own world.

Rated as one of the best full-backs in Europe, he also has pace in abundance and has been described as a 'tenacious tackler'.

The police cannot strike but they are tenacious resisters of reform. Then there are the councillors, executives and bureaucrats that make up local government.

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Similarly, rats injected with high levels of uridine were equally tenacious.

But Mr Assad's tenacious immobility has proved a winning course overall, reinforcing Syria's centrality to regional issues.

According to classical black hole theory, the gravitational field around such objects is so great that nothing, not even light, can escape from their tenacious grip.

Be tenacious and always do their best.

Good teams react and show tenacious qualities. City, in contrast, continued to concede all round the field.

Those that do have often climbed a moral ladder. They start out with certain virtues but then develop more tenacious ones.

Victory is among the most tenacious people.

There is little doubt that American consumers have proven they are far more tenacious than their melancholic European peers.

But when you try to go out and learn something about Marx, you will quickly discover that it is precisely this tenacious revolutionism that is discarded by mainstream treatments of him.

Linus and his students at Liege were among the more tenacious critics. Newton's biographer Westfall seems to feel he was overreacting.

But the present, I could not but tenacious renege on a promise for oneself initial that.

The eagle seized its prey in a tenacious grip.

Fights its way out since the moment it is born can be called "strong 'and" tenacious "; only the grass that."

Wellington was tenacious; in that lay his merit, and we are not seeking to lessen it: but the least of his foot-soldiers and of his cavalry would have been as solid as he.

But in his hands, the ideology has fast became a tenacious memebrid — as Tim Hwang, a sociologist and the director of the Web Ecology Project, calls memes that unite two or more cultural phenomena.