Significados de tenaciousness en inglés

He clung to that certainty with a tenaciousness born of near-despair.

Dallmeier grunted as though no longer surprised at her tenaciousness.

Prodigies of valour, audacity, and tenaciousness were displayed by the citizens in these wars.

The Cardinal had all the Italian vivacity and impatience; Don Louis all the Spanish phlegm and tenaciousness.

Chopin's lack of tenaciousness is visible here.

In the first stage of Gale's observation of Yaqui he had marked tenaciousness of life, stoicism, endurance, strength.

There was one man in his contact list whose training, intellect, and tenaciousness were a match for this particular killer.

The tenaciousness of memory, its viciousness really-witness the desire over history for revenge-has forever been a sign that the brain recovers.

But it did not occur to me, that my tenaciousness of opinion might seem as strange to him as did his to me.

He tried to free himself of that thought, but it clung to him with a tenaciousness that oppressed him with a grim and ugly foreboding.

That tenaciousness translated into Perron scoring a goal and adding two assists as the Blues beat the Nashville Predators 4-1 on Sunday afternoon.

'Nothing is less wonderful, Spurius, than the obstinacy and tenaciousness of error?'

"Certainly, sir, you are gifted with tenaciousness," cried the captain.

He clung to that certainty with a tenaciousness born of near-despair.

Dallmeier grunted as though no longer surprised at her tenaciousness.

Prodigies of valour, audacity, and tenaciousness were displayed by the citizens in these wars.