Do you see this person as a determined or tenacious?

Are there any unanswered questions or concerns? I like: tenacious

NRD Extremely

persistent in adhering to or doing something; stubborn or persistent.

Do you see this person as a determined or tenacious?

Are there any unanswered questions or concerns? I like: tenacious

NRD Extremely

persistent in adhering to or doing something; stubborn or persistent.

Do you see this person as a determined or tenacious?

Are there any unanswered questions or concerns? I like: tenacious

NRD Extremely

persistent in adhering to or doing something; stubborn or persistent.

a noncommittal response or answer TFD

Refusing commitment to give opinion or course of action; not revealing what one thinks or feels. D.

(C.S.L. Governing Body)

a noncommittal response or answer TFD

Refusing commitment to give opinion or course of action; not revealing what one thinks or feels. D.

(C.S.L. Governing Body)

I made some research from internet. Any suggestions? I offer the following:

Your partial sentence,

“… illuminated by the lined up street lights casting soft hues against the black”. ”

” grammatically correct. I personally would say

“… illuminated by the street lights casting soft hues against the black of night. No

aux. What is the meaning of: “The

street lights

are lightning the dark, causing one color of light in pitch black space’. What does it actually mean? Why

will lightning change to light?

Why do street lights create black night. What is the best I can do

on this part! Is always the best thing to do?

I am a novice in Vocabulary. I am confused by my verbs. I am of the opinion that I am very lazy compared to my classmates. com literal

makes turbid “muddied the water”

As in:

John muddied the water.

conceited TFD

Holding or characterized by an unduly high opinion of oneself; vain.

I sat

by a conceited person at a party that insisted all the women were flirting with him.

On your usage you are grammatically correct.

No problem TFD

Used to express confirmation of a request. Use to acknowledge your gratitude.

Buy cheap, buy twice TFD

poorly made; or: cut corners TFD. To

save

money or effort

by finding easier or cheaper ways to do something.

What is an ideal story to describe during a conversation about an article to read?