tenaciousness

IPA: tʌnˈeɪʃʌsnʌs

Examples of "tenaciousness" in Sentences

The way Sarah distorts her positions like on the Bridge to Nowhere and earmarks, that's the kind of tenaciousness of Rose's character.
Their tenaciousness is more a function of their seemingly endless repetitions — the Big Lie-style refrain chanted at every turn — on how they allow us to cling to our child-like view of the world.
"What we've been talking about is - the best word I can use is a nasty kind of tenaciousness that we have to play with," Kelly said after driving that message home to the team after a midweek practice.
Whether or not Giffords can recuperate in time to campaign is uncertain, although "I possess the personal fortitude and tenaciousness to miraculously recover from a gunshot to the head" is just about the best possible retort to someone accusing you of being a tax-and-spend liberal...or anything, for that matter.