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One executive remembered Kingsborough's charismatic perseverance while avoiding Atari's mistakes, referring to him by his industry nickname: "DK was the glue .

In recognition of "perseverance against slavery operations in the U.

The regiment became known for its perseverance in hunting down Irish rebels earning the nickname "Blayney's Bloodhounds".

When he founded the Yongnian Association, he selected diligence, perseverance, respect, and sincerity as their motto.

"nbsp; Though for a few years his operations were on a limited scale, his energy and perseverance soon told, and one development succeeded another with such rapidity that his workmen were soon to be numbered by hundreds, and at the present time nearly 2000 hands are employed at the works.

Laches offers an opinion that courage is "a certain perseverance of the soul".

With perseverance, he achieved the artist's education he desired, including informal studies at the Massachusetts Normal School, the South Boston School of Art and the Copley Society.

According to Bloom, a student who demonstrates a low level of perseverance in one learning task might have a very high level of perseverance in a different learning task.

A member of the community wrote: "Never will the writer of these lines forget the fervent manner in which he thanked God, a few moments before his death, for having called him to the holy state of religion, and for having given him the grace of perseverance to the last hour of his life".

It is also a name which means perseverance.

Grand's education was very sporadic, yet she managed with perseverance to make a career for herself as an activist and writer, drawing on her travels and life experiences.

"nbsp; He was a man of indomitable energy and courage, of great brainpower, marvelous perseverance, and of the strictest integrity, and we cannot therefore wonder that he has been so successful in the business in which he has been connected now for many years.

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Those for the public, of official dignitaries and celebrated characters admit of more firmness, sternness and soberness.

The head and eyes turned toward Heaven confirm Sebastian's firmness in bearing the martyrdom.

Being placed in a cool situation during three days, the portions in contact with the wine were found to have greater firmness than those that were immersed in the water.

From the foregoing trials, it appears, that the firmness, elasticity, and strength of the intestines of a kitten are considerably increased by immersing them three days in Port wine.

Cid Corman wrote in Film Quarterly that "the beauty of the film seems largely due to Kobayashi’s underlying firmness of conception and prevailing spirit, by an unevasive concern for cinematic values".

Jacobs, Director General, Forestry and Timber Bureau, Australia, observed "Shri Hari Singh conducted the conference with dignity, with fairness, with firmness when necessary; above all leading the discussion so that the essential problemsof forestery were constructively considered.

According to his article in the Dictionary of National Biography "his firmness and justice made him a highly respected administrator".

He inherited such a patriarchal family's firmness and stability, from people who grew up in that very soil and he spent his whole life being so ingrained, not giving up on the deepest and unchanged moral principles.

In his prose he seems to deliver the burden of what he feels that he ought to say, whether in softness or in firmness; in his verses one may easily discover what most the poet cherishes.

Of a strong and fearless character, of shrewd sense and readiness, of great determination, of that kind of beauty which not only seems to impart to its possessor firmness and animosity, but to strike into others an instinctive recognition of those qualities.

Noted for the firmness of his discipline, an indication of the regard in which he was held occurred in 1915, when John Hedley, Bishop of Newport and Menevia summoned Father Louis as his director, to prepare him for death.