Sentence examples for a sense of persistent from inspiring English sources

But its consequences follow him on his trip to Africa in a sense of persistent, unhinging dread.

While there was a sense of persistent sniping at Heather Mills McCartney during her short time as Sir Paul McCartney's missus, the tabloids have seized upon the couple's separation as an excuse to explore the parameters of character assassination.

His gaffe in Parliament deepened a sense of persistent casual chauvinism that had surfaced when the BBC was obliged to apologize for the musings of a radio commentator about the physical appearance of this year's women's champion, Marion Bartoli of France.

To get a sense of how persistent the problem is, check out just the latest example of corporate tax dodges described this morning by my colleague Simon Bowers.

Regardless of political leanings, evident among Puerto Rico's 3.8 million people and an additional 3.4 million Hispanics of Puerto Rican descent in the states is a sense of nationhood and a persistent clinging to language.

Both Stoicism and Christianity assert an inner freedom in the face of the external world, a belief in human kinship with Nature or God, a sense of the innate depravity or "persistent evil"—of humankind, and the futility and temporarity of worldly possessions and attachments.

Students also spoke of how the collaborative nature of BIOL 106 activities led to a sense of community and how persistent communication with the program organizer extended the community beyond BIOL 106.

Spending time with three groups Kataib Jund Al Imam, Tayyar Al Risali and Forket al imam Ali he picked up a sense of not only the quietly persistent dangers of life at battle but the almost surprisingly camaraderie those conditions created.

The main argument for conventionalism is that it makes sense of persistent and widespread disagreements, which shows that there are no shared principles of practical reason (cf. Velleman 2011).

Ehlers and Clark [ 3] suggested that a variety of idiosyncratic negative appraisals of the sequelae of the traumatic event can produce a sense of current threat and contribute to persistent PTSD.

A therapist, I was told, had uncovered and revealed the root of a persistent unhappiness, and a sense of never fitting in: gender dysphoria.  .