Sentence examples for a little persistent from inspiring English sources

There's a little persistent ambivalence about Steve Carell in Foxcatcher, and an inner coolness in David Oyelowo's Martin Luther King in Selma, which probably means Eddie Redmayne will take it for The Theory of Everything – a performance which is warm and unexpectedly charming, as well as everything an awards contender should be.

And, at that moment and forever, a little, but persistent, wound of my youth healed, and all shone bright and good.

But now I began to wonder what would have happened if we had been a little more persistent in our efforts.

Later, she wondered if she might have got the tape from him then if she'd only been a little more persistent.

But by the time I got to these, I had already caught myself being a little more persistent, weighing consequences more purposefully and pushing my middle-aged mind to wrap itself around old problems in new ways.

The linear type flux pump aims to compensate a little decremental persistent current of the HTS magnet in NMR and MRI systems.

It seems that Apple's little persistent tracking cookie, consolidated.db, is likely part of a future patented feature having to do with keeping a persistent, low-power-draw, low-precision location record for stuff like geotagging, "journal" apps, etc.

But even he started to stoop a little under the persistent peppering of sceptical queries from every quarter.

Our day began a little later than expected: persistent rains and gale winds had caused flooding and closed many roads.

Dominica received no more than a little rain, only being persistent for one morning.

"It's just a little bit of a dull, persistent twinge," he said.