Meanings of extraordinary tenacity in English

She learned with a glance, and remembered with extraordinary tenacity everything she had acquired.

There is nothing surprising in this extraordinary tenacity.

You would be sure to like her-sheis charming; she possesses your firmness, your extraordinary tenacity of purpose.

But he clung, nevertheless, with extraordinary tenacity to his original purpose of planting a colony in the New World.

The weary time dragged on, days and weeks passed by; Raeburn was growing weaker, but clung to life with extraordinary tenacity.

Then Illy and Floing, which had been defended with extraordinary tenacity, as the keys of the advanced French position, were stormed.

Fourthly, she pursued with extraordinary tenacity the principle that should be inscribed on her tombstone - "let right be done".

But the Germans fought with extraordinary tenacity, regardless of the heaped bodies of their comrades, and utterly reckless of their own lives.

One that has persisted with extraordinary tenacity is the belief in the Evil Eye the power of certain individuals to injure with a look.

But what may have seemed short-sighted policy became the highest wisdom, owing to the extraordinary tenacity and resource of Baden-Powell, the officer in command.

Extraordinary tenacity of life distinguished the tree, the axe, fire, and poison failing under some circumstances to vanquish it.