Sentence examples for are really persistent from inspiring English sources

"About halfway through [the year] I asked the schools 'Is it helping?' They said: 'We've had some kids who are really persistent truants, and they're now coming in just because we can give them tea and toast for breakfast.

Many of the economic and political troubles wrongly described as crises are really persistent difficulties, sagas or affairs.The real problem here is that we tend to name the initial event and its consequences as one entity, whereas in fact they require separate labels.

He tells us, "It's about great people who are motivated less by money but by wanting to change some problem and are really persistent.

"The gaps are really persistent," she said.

She was really persistent".

"He was really persistent in his quest," said his friend the composer and saxophonist Peter Gordon.

"I was really persistent and I never took no for an answer," she said.

"I've had a few people get up in my face and be really persistent about it.

The consensus was no, according to Wei's police statement, but "one girl was really persistent so then I said okay".

He was really persistent, though – and after a few more dates I realised I really liked him!" What she didn't initially know was that Tom had been with the agency for a while and had been on the verge of taking a break from it when he was suddenly informed about Sammy.

"It was really persistent, globally, throughout the year".