Sentence examples for always persisted from inspiring English sources

They even watched a few of their own go over the side, but they always persisted.

"The scandal that has always persisted is that people get away with it".

But the Hugheses -- Frieda; her brother, Nicholas, now 41 and a marine biologist in Alaska; their aunt, Olwyn, and, before his death, their father, Ted -- have always persisted in believing that Sylvia's story belonged to them, when in fact it has long since passed into mythology.

Phones have evolved immensely throughout the years, but the same problem has always persisted: wasted time and frustration when you can't get a hold of your contact".

One trait that has always persisted is that Molina is an aggressive and free-swinging – but high-contact – hitter.

While a preoccupation with folklore has always persisted one way or another (everyday examples include singing happy birthday, wetting a baby's head after a birth and the name of your local pub, if it's been there long enough), there has been a more conscious resurgence in interest in recent years.

And regardless of any ban, some degree of hunting will always persist.

Creme brulee may one day retire, but the souffle will always persist.

But it does provide a reminder that critical contemporary judgments about wartime justice do not always persist.

It also shouldn't follow that she always persists in believing what she believes; she is free to change her mind on the matter).

Health inequality may always persist, but an increased recognition of the importance of the various impacts of deprivation may empower policy makers to target limited resources to the most vulnerable groups in order to deliver the greatest benefit.