Sentence examples for are persistently from inspiring English sources
adverb
In a persistent manner.
- The small girl was persistently requesting her father to buy her the doll.
Some of our most common vegetables are persistently underestimated.
Complaints against banks are persistently at an unacceptably high level.
"In 2011 and even before that, Germans are persistently asking or demanding my rights.
Its edicts are persistently flouted by censor-dodging Internet users, wayward local officials and rioting Uighurs.
Consumers are persistently reluctant to spend, and retailers have almost no pricing power.
We're tolerated if we are an occasional mention, but not if we are persistently present.
Web readers are persistently weak at judging whether information is trustworthy.
These values are persistently restated in Ruskin's writings of the 1860s, sometimes in surprising ways.
Yet governments are persistently averse to providing estimates of how much carbon a policy saves.
His Republican rivals are persistently — and, for their own preservation, urgently — trying to knock him off.
Why would members of society who are persistently victimised in the worst possible ways still be vilified so?
