| There is no doubting his tirelessness and his commitment, no doubting his popularity among his own people and no doubting that he is a nice man. |
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| His tirelessness is apparent from a strike-rate of a wicket every 51.6 balls that bears comparison with many all-time greats. |
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| He did so with a tirelessness and grace which he regularly shows on the pitch. |
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| But he more than compensated for any physical deficits by his willingness to court female readers, and by his tirelessness in discussing his own work. |
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| Kate is impressed by their dignity and their tirelessness and the way they care for each other. |
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| The real demon in the machine is the tirelessness of the user. |
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| Other considerations include that of the emblem of tirelessness osamasinmi, of the Owo and Benin ancestral altar. |
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| Ibrahim, a Yemeni political activist and writer, surprised endlessly — with his brilliance, encyclopedic knowledge, eloquent arguments, generous spirit, tirelessness, and elaborate pranks. |
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| In an era where design and décor change at increasing rapidity, we at K-LALA present a unique collection of furnishings and home accessories that retain a lasting value and tirelessness. |
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| His tirelessness in helping the poor won him an award and a nervous breakdown from exhaustion. |
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