| He commanded a division on the French left wing at Waterloo and attacked with great pertinacity. |
| The claims of the Bishops to the xenium, were afterwards contested by the Monks with much pertinacity. |
| So her books are about the 20th century, with a kind of bite and pertinacity not many other writers have had. |
| If, in the face of these facts, somebody still insists that the boundaries of the Sikh religion are blurred, it is sheer pertinacity. |
| This was returned to Buckingham Palace in 1947, largely through the pertinacity of Queen Mary. |
| I want no greater proof of the corruption of human nature than the pertinacity with which we seek happiness where happiness cannot be found. |
